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When to use a letter of credit
Considering the options before deciding to use a letter of credit for an overseas transaction.
Types of letter of credit
The main types of letters of credit and their key features.
International rules for letters of credit
International rules and standards that govern most commercial letters of credit.
Avoiding crime and fraud in international trade
Identify and manage the risks of crime in international trade business.
Understand common types of fraud in international trade
Scams, stings and money laundering tricks your business might face.
Protect your business identity against fraud
Different ways criminals can steal your business identity.
How to safeguard your IT against fraud
How to protect your business data and stay safe online.
Vetting business partners
Protect your business against scams and frauds by checking your associates are safe to trade with.
Manage the risks of exporting
Learn how you can identify and manage export risks.
Minimise the risks of exporting
Research, insurance, foreign exchange cover and the right partners can all help reduce export risks.
Risks of exporting
Discover some of the risks involved when exporting.
Risk management and insurance services
Credit insurance options for exports.
Agreements with overseas markets
Investment promotion and protection agreements and explanation of "double taxation".
Knowledge of overseas markets
Know your target export market and where to get help in penetrating it successfully.
Get access to the Customs Declaration Service
How to access the Customs Declaration Service (CDS) if you already have an EORI number.
Assess the opportunity for exporting to Great Britain
Learn about the key sales opportunities in England, Scotland and Wales.
Understanding customers in Great Britain
Understanding regional differences and identifying decision-makers in Great Britain.
Sectoral opportunities in Great Britain
Find out the sectors that could offer opportunities for Northern Ireland businesses exporting to Great Britain.
Marketing to customers in Great Britain
Identifying and selling to potential customers across Great Britain.
Market visits in Great Britain
Visiting customers in GB and using trade shows to build relationships.