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    International banking enables people to manage their finances from a central location across borders. It has grown significantly since 1960 due to access to capital, technology, and international networks. International banks perform key functions like linking savers and borrowers globally, facilitating foreign currency exchange and trade financing. They face various risks in activities like foreign exchange trading such as cross-currency risk, counterparty default risk, and country risk. Sources of export financing include commercial banks, export credit agencies, and import-export banks. Factors determining export financing are the time period, costs, risks involved, and need for pre-shipment or post-shipment working capital. International payment systems allow customers to make payments from one country to accounts in other countries.

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    International banking enables people to manage their finances from a central location across borders. It has grown significantly since 1960 due to access to capital, technology, and international networks. International banks perform key functions like linking savers and borrowers globally, facilitating foreign currency exchange and trade financing. They face various risks in activities like foreign exchange trading such as cross-currency risk, counterparty default risk, and country risk. Sources of export financing include commercial banks, export credit agencies, and import-export banks. Factors determining export financing are the time period, costs, risks involved, and need for pre-shipment or post-shipment working capital. International payment systems allow customers to make payments from one country to accounts in other countries.

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    CHP 1

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    International banking enables people to manage their finances from a central location across borders. It has grown significantly since 1960 due to access to capital, technology, and international networks. International banks perform key functions like linking savers and borrowers globally, facilitating foreign currency exchange and trade financing. They face various risks in activities like foreign exchange trading such as cross-currency risk, counterparty default risk, and country risk. Sources of export financing include commercial banks, export credit agencies, and import-export banks. Factors determining export financing are the time period, costs, risks involved, and need for pre-shipment or post-shipment working capital. International payment systems allow customers to make payments from one country to accounts in other countries.

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    INTRODUCTION TO INTERNATIONAL

    BANKING
    INTRODUCTION:

     International Banking sector occupies a central


    position in the global economy . It has been
    growing very swiftly over the year since
    1960,this is because it has access to the
    capital the technological capabilities and the
    international network to facilitate these
    activities .
    INTERNATIONAL BANKING :

     International Banking that enables people to


    live or work abroad to manage there finance in
    one central location by keeping the money in
    one place it allows to make transfers and
    payments in several currencies from a stable
    and secure offshore jurisdiction .
    FUNCTIONS OF INTERNATIONAL BANKING:
     Low marginal cost
     Knowledge advantage
     Home nation information service
     Prestige
     Regulatory advantage
     Wholesale defensive strategy
     Retail defensive strategy
     Risk reduction
    RISK IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE TRADING :
     Cross currency risk
     Risk of dealing and taking position
     Losses due to improper employee action
     Risk of default by counterparty
     International lending risk
     Country risk
     Credit risk
     Currency risk
     Foreign exchange risk
    FUNCTIONS OF INTERNATIONAL BANKS:
     Linking the savers and borrowers of different
    countries .
     Helping in foreign currency exchange Rate .
     Holding the inventories of foreign currency .
     Accepting deposits from savers
     Lending to the borrowers
     Borrow and lend in the euro currency market
     Provide consultancy and financing of international
    trade.
    SOURCES OF EXPORT FINANCING :

     Commercial Banks
     Export import bank of India

     Reserve Bank of India

     Export credit

     Guarantee corporation
    FACTORS DETERMINING EXPORT FINANCING:

     Finance is needed to make sales


     The time for which the product is being financed

     The cost of financing

     Risk involved

     Pre shipment financing and post shipment


    financing
     The need for pre shipment financing and for post
    shipment working capital
    OVERSEAS INVESTMENT FINANCE PROGRAMME:

     Export-oriented units and corporate Banking


     Pre-shipment /post-shipment credit programme
     Lending programme for export oriented units
     Finance through ministry of micro small and
    medium enterprises
     Technology and innovation enhancement and
    infrastructure development fund
     Lending programme for financing creative
    economy
     Finance for grassroots enterprises
    INTERNATIONAL PAYMENTS SYSTEMS:

     International payment system is a payment


    instruction which is communicated from a
    customer in one country to a local currency
    account in another country .A payment is then
    provided from the local currency account to a
    destination /beneficiary account of an intended
    beneficiary.
    THANK YOU

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