4) Some correspondents will not extend credit facilities to the bank with nostro account and
offer a preferential account, so that conducting business will become more convenient and easier.(T)
4. Multiple Choice
1) From the point of view of a Chinese bank, __B__ is our bank¡¯s account in the book of an
overseas bank, denominated in foreign currency. A. a vostro account B. a nostro account C. a mirrio account D. a record account
2) A bank gets to know its exact position of funds by __A___ A. reflecting the credit balance B. examining the mirror account C. consulting a foreign bank D. checking the nostro account
3) Statements of balance of international payment don¡¯t include __D__ A. current account B. capital account C. balancing account D. visible account
4) __A__ refers to an exchange of services or assets between countries. A. Invisible trade B. Visible trade
C. International trade D. Balance of trade
5) Each country has to earn __B__ to pay for imports. A. money
B. foreign exchange C. cash D. currency
5.Answer the following questions
1) How will ratio of earning be divided?
Ratios of earning can be divided into ratio of capital return (Earning/ Total Capital, ROE) and ratio of asset return (Earning/ Total Capital, ROE) .
2) Why do banks develop the correspondent relationship with foreign banks?
For the purpose of rendering best service to the banks¡¯ clients, it is essential for the banks to develop direct correspondent relationship with foreign banks and offer more diversified banking services, thereby playing an increasingly prominent role in promoting and regulating the growth of the national economy.
3) What do American banks and European banks usually do in their financial activities?
American banks are active in marketing their products and services in the field of fund clearing, Trade finance has always been the main subject of correspondent banking
operations by many European banks for quite a long time. 4) What should the correspondent files be?
The correspondent files should be concise, but complete, and updated.
Chapter 4
1. Put the following phrases into English ´óСд½ð¶î ÎÞÌõ¼þµÄÊéÃæÖ§¸¶ÃüÁî Ô¶ÆÚ»ãƱ ¸úµ¥»ãƱ ÎÞÌõ¼þµÄÖ§¸¶³Ðŵ Á÷ͨ¹¤¾ß amount in words and figures unconditional order of payment in writing term bill documentary draft unconditional promise of payment negotiable instrument 2.Put the following sentences into English
1) ÓÉÓÚÕâÕÅÐÅÓÿ¨µÄ³Ö¿¨È˲»½²ÐÅÓ㬷¢¿¨ÒøÐн«È¡Ïû¸Ã¿¨¡£
The issuing bank of this credit will cancel the holders card because of his poor credit standing.
2) ÂÃÐÐ֧ƱÒ×ÓÚÔÚ¹úÍâÒøÐС¢ÂõꡢÉ̵ꡢ»ú³¡µÈ¶ÒÏÖ¡£
Traveler¡¯s checks are easily encashabkes, hotels, ships and airports abroad. 3) »ãƱºÍ±¾Æ±µÄ¶¨ÒåÓÐһЩÏàËÆÖ®´¦¡£
There are some similarities between the definition of a bill of exchange and a promissory note.
4) Ç뿪Á¢Ò»ÕÅÒÔMr. SmithΪ¸¶¿îÈ˵Ľð¶îΪ2000ÃÀÔªµÄ¼´ÆÚ»ãƱ¡£ Please draw a sight draft on Mr. Smith for US dollars 2000.
2. True or False
1) In check transaction, the drawer and the payer are the same person.(T) 2) A check is a demand bank draft.(T)
3) A draft is a conditional order in writing.(F)
4) The person who draws the bill is called the drawer.(T) 5) Any usance bills need to be accepted.(T) 6) There is no acceptor in a promissory note.(T)
7) There are only two parties in a promissory note.(T) 8) Traveller¡¯s checks are negotiable instruments.(T) 9) Traveller¡¯s checks are fixed, round amounts.(T)
10) A line of credit is given by a bank according to the cardholder¡¯s financial status.(T)
3. Multiple Choice
1) A check must be signed by __A__. A. the drawer B. the drawee C. the payer D. the payee
2) When financing is without recourse, this means that the bank has no recourse to the __D__
3)
4)
5)
6)
if such drafts are dishonored. A. drewee B. payee C. payer D. drawer
A time bill may be accepted by the __B__ A. drawer B. drawee C. holder D. endorser
__A__is drawn by the exporter and sent to the buyer. A. Draft
B. Promissory note C. I.O.U D. Check
Taveller¡¯s checks are in __D__ amounts. A. fixed B. round
C. convenient
D. fixed, round and convenient
If a bill is a __D__ bill, the documents will be handed over against payment of the bill. A. tenor B. sight C. clean
D. documentary
5. Answer the following questions
1) Under which circumstances do banks usually ask for endorsement?
Bank usually ask for endorsement of check when the check in favour of joint payees is credited to a sole account and when the check is cashed over the counter. 2) What are the essentials of a draft?
The essentials of a draft are as follows: an unconditional order; in writing; signed by the person giving it; drawee; payment date; a sum certain in money; payee; date and place of issuance of a draft; bearing the words¡± exchange for¡±. 3) What is meant by a documentary bill?
A documentary bill refers to one that is accompanied by the relevant documents that are needed to complete the export transaction.
4) What is the important difference between the bill of exchange and the promissory note?
The important difference between the bill of exchange and the promissory note is that the promissory note is written and signed by the person who promises to make the payment (the buyer), and sent to the person who is owed the money (the exporter). A bill of exchange, in contrast, is drawn by the exporter and sent to the buyer (who ¡°accepts¡± term bill).
5) How many parties are there in a promissory note? What are they?
There are two parties in a promissory note, and they are maker and holder. Chapter 5
1.Put the following phrases into English º£Íâ·ÖÖ§»ú¹¹ºÍ´úÀíÐÐ »ã¿îÈËÕË»§ SWIFTÃÜѺ ÊÚȨǩ×Ö overseas branches and correspondent banks remitter¡¯s account swift authentication key authorized signature financial institution ½ðÈÚ»ú¹¹ 2.Put the following sentences into English
1) ÓÉÓÚµçÐÅÒµµÄѸÃÍ·¢Õ¹£¬´ó¶àÊýµÄ¸¶¿îÒµÎñ¶¼ÊÇͨ¹ýµç»ã·½Ê½Íê³É¡£
With rapid telecommunication, most payment transactions are handled by telegraphic transfer. 2) ÔÙ¸¶¿îÒµÎñÖÐ×ÜÊÇ»á³öÏÖһЩ²î´í¡£
In the process of payment transfer, some mistakes may occur.
3) ´¦Àí¸¶¿îÒµÎñÔ±ÖеĵäÐÍ´íÎóÊǽ«Í·´ç¸¶¿î·½Ê½ºÍÁ´Ê½¸¶¿î·½Ê½µÄ±¨ÎÄ»ìÏý¡£
It is a typical mistake to confuse the message types of the cover method with those of the serial method.
4) ÔÚһЩ¹ú¼Ò£¬Í¨³£ÓÃÓÚ¹úÄÚ¸¶¿îµÄÁ´Ê½·½Ê½Ò²ÓÃÓÚ¿ç¾³¸¶¿î¡£
In some countries and for some currencies, the serial method --- typical for domestic payments --- is also used cross-border.
5) µç»ã³£³£ÓÃÓÚ´óд½ð¶îºÍʱ¼ä½Ï½ôµÄÇé¿ö¡£
T/T is often used when the remittance amount is large and the transfer of funds is subject to a time limit.
3. True or False
1) Remittance refers to the transfer of funds from one party to another among different
countries through banks.(T)
2) Mail transfer can be replaced in the time of telecommunication developed rapidly.(F)
3) Under the serial payment method, the instruction to credit a beneficiary account is dent
together with the instruction to debit sender¡¯s account.(T)
4) Serial payment method cannot, however, delay the payment between different time
zones.(F)
4. Multiple Choice
1) The remitting bank checks the documents received __D__. A. as a service to its clients B. to avoid unnecessary C. before sending them out D. all of the above
2) Large payments should be made by __D__ A. TT B. SWIFT C. MT