Trade Finance in Developing Countries
Jul 01, 2010
| Y.W. Rhee | The World Bank
This paper discusses the characteristics of trade finance and the various finance institutions and instruments including: bank credit; company credit; bank loans; and self-financing. It reviews the microeconomics and development strategy of trade financing, including trade transactions and payment methods. It shows that the most important difference between the typical developing country system and modern system is the ability and willingness of modern systems to assure access to trade financing for all traders with confirmed trade orders.