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1、Syllabus of international SettlementCourse Name： International SettlementCourse Code：Credits： 2Total Credit Hours： 32Lecture Hours： 32Experiment Hours： 0Programming Hours： 0Practice Hours： 0Total Number of Experimental (Programming) Projects 0 ,Where, Compulsory ( 0 ), Optional ( 0 ).School： 08 Scho
2、ol of BusinessTarget Major： International Economics and Trade； Financial EconomicsI、Course Nature & AimsInternational Settlement (Bilingual) is an elective course of international economics and trade, finance, accounting and other majors for undergraduates. It is also a course that combines theory w
3、ith practice and pays attention to the cultivation of students practical skills. This course takes international trade settlement as the main line, L/C as the center, and international business as the basis to systematically introduce the basic theory and international practice. Through the study of
4、 this course, students are required to master the business knowledge of international settlement principles, international settlement tools (bills of exchange, promissory notes, cheques), international settlement methods (remittance, collection, letter of credit, bank guarantee, international factor
5、ing, forfaiting, etc.), common documents in international settlement and banking practice for the examination of documents under documentary credits, and be familiar with the main international settlement methods, business processes and practical operation techniques. The students are expected to la
6、y a good foundation for their future professional career related to international settlement.II、Course Objectives1. Moral Education and Character CultivationTaking Marxism as the guiding ideology, we should guide students to deepen their understanding of the construction of Chinas new open economic
7、system, and use their professional knowledge to serve the reform and opening up in the new era. First of all, students are required to abide by the principles of good faith and contractual spirit in international economic exchanges, understand and act in accordance with international business practi
8、ces, and honor contracts and keep promises. Secondly, this course helps students to establish a sense of risk and pay attention to preventing inflation risk, exchange rate fluctuation risk and commercial credit risk in international settlement. In addition, it helps to cultivate students* pride in o
9、ur country and nation. As China s international competitiveness increases, the use of RMB in cross-border trade settlement and the process of RMB internationalization have gradually accelerated. The Belt and Road Initiative, policies of free trade zone andVID、Course ResourcesTextbooks；Xu Nan, Zhang
10、Ya. International Settlement (English Version) M. Beijing: Renmin University of China Press, 2014.Bibliography：1. Su Zongxiang, Xu Jie. International Settlement (Sixth Edition) M. Beijing: China Financial Publishing House, 2015.2. Cheng Zuwei, Han Yujun, Lou Yu. International Trade Settlement and Fi
11、nancing (Fourth Edition) M. Beijing: China Renmin University Press, 2016.3. Yao Xinchao. International Settlement: Practice and Operations (Third Edition) M. Beijing: University of International Business and Economics Press, 2018.4. Li Huagen. International Settlement and Trade Finance Practice (Sec
12、ond Edition) |M|. Beijing: China Customs Press, 2018.Reading Materials：1. Chen Guowu. Uniform Practices for Documentary Credits (Revised in 2007) Publication No. 600 M. Tianjin: Tianjin University Press, 2007.2. China National Committee of the International Chamber of Commerce. Practice of Internati
13、onal Standard Bank on Reviewing Documents under Documentary Credit (ISBP745) MJ. Beijing: China Democracy Legal System Press, 2006.3. China National Committee of the International Chamber of Commerce. Uniform Collection Rules (URC522) M. Beijing: China Democracy Legal System Press, 2003.IX、NotesPrer
14、equisites: International Finance, International Trade Theory and Policy, Import and Export Trade Practice, AccountingFollow-up Courses: Foreign Trade English Correspondence, International Commercial Law, International Trade Comprehensive ExperimentContents and Requirements of Students* Self-study: U
15、CP600 ISBP745 URC522Bilingual Teaching or Not: Bilingual TeachingRequirements and Proportion of Bilingual Teaching: 50% each in Chinese and EnglishDiscipline and Considerations of Practice Session: no practice sessionNotes:Author：Approved by： financial markets opening have provided broader prospects
16、 for the internationalization of RMB and greatly enhanced Chinas ability to allocate financial resources in the international market. Finally, it is necessary to construct the era view of the community of human destiny, adapt to the general trend of economic globalization and the economic integratio
17、n of various countries, and play a role in promoting the construction of an open world economy.2 .Course ObjectivesThrough the study of this course, students* qualities, skills, knowledge and abilities obtained are as follows：Objective 1. Grasping the evolution law of international settlement, chara
18、cteristics and development trend of modern international settlement, main international settlement practices, adapting to the requirements of open economy development for international settlement talents.Objective 2. Mastering basic knowledge and acts of bills of exchange, promissory notes, and chec
19、ks, understanding their application and role in modern international settlement.Objective 3. Mastering main international settlement methods and financing methods in international trade, learning to analyze the applicable conditions and occasions of different international settlement methods and fin
20、ancing methods, understanding how to communicate with different parties in international settlement.Objective 4. Mastering the skills for filling out and examining major commercial documents in international settlement, developing the skills of quickly reading and filling out English documents, iden
21、tifying common document discrepancies in the credit business, and mastering the correct handling of non-complied documents.Objective 5. Using the basic knowledge of international settlement to conduct case analysis, combining the general theory of international settlement with practical application,
22、 and learning how to identify risks in international settlement and choose preventive measures.3 . Supporting for Graduation RequirementsThe graduation requirements supported by course objectives are mainly reflected in the graduation requirements indices, as follows:Supporting for Graduation Requir
23、ementsCourseObjectivesGraduationRequirementsIndices and Contents Supporting forGraduation RequirementsTeachingTopicsLevel ofSupportIndicesContents11. Basic Values Training1-1Establish a firm political attitudeChapter 1-9H1-2Establish a correct outlook on life, values and the worldChapter 1-9H3. Crit
24、ical thinking ability3-1Develop critical thinking skillsChapter 1-9M3-2Problem solving skillsChapter 1-9M11. Adaptability to society11-3Adapt to the development ofeconomic theory and practiceChapter 1-9H12. Organization andmanagement capabilities12-1Organizational coordination andteamwork abilityCha
25、pter 1-9M24. Practical application ability4-1Flexible use of expertiseChapter!,8,9H9. International trade practice9-2Efficient trade activitiesChapter!,8,9H10. Professional competence10-3Reasonable knowledge structureChapter!,8,9H34. Practical application ability4-1Flexible use of expertiseChapter 3
26、-7H4-3Analyze and solve problemsChapter 3-7H9. International trade practice9-1Master trade theory and practiceChapter 3-7H9-2Efficient trade activitiesChapter 3-7H7. Communication skills7-1Proficiency in 2 foreign languagesChapter 3-7M7-2Communication cooperation skillsChapter 3-7L7-3Cross-cultural
27、communicationChapter 3-7L10. Professional competence10-3Enhance professional abilityChapter 3-7H44. Practical application ability4-1Flexible use of expertiseChapter 8-9H4-3Analyze and solve problemsChapter 8-9H9. International trade practice9-1Master trade theory and practiceChapter8-9H9-2Efficient
28、trade activitiesChapter 8-9H7. Communication skills7-1Proficiency in two foreign languagesChapter 8-9M7-2Communication cooperation skillsChapter 8-9L7-3Cross-cultural communicationChapter 8-9L10. Professional competence10-3Enhance professional abilityChapter 8-9H54. Practical application ability4-1F
29、lexible use of expertiseChapter 3-9H4-2Provide countermeasureChapter 3-9H4-3Analyze and solve problemsChapter 3-9H8. Innovation andentrepreneurship8-1innovative consciousness and abilityChapter 3-9M8-2Creatively solve problemsChapter 3-9M8-3Professional sensitivity &innovationChapter 3-9MHI、Basic Co
30、urse ContentChapter 1 Introduction1.1 Concept, Classification and Content of International Settlement1.2 Evolution of International Settlement1.3 Banking Network in International Settlement1.4 International Clearing and International Clearing System1.5 Related Laws and International Customs and Prac
31、ticeTeaching Requirements: Through the study of this chapter, students are required to understand the origin, development and characteristics of modern international settlement; master the definition, classification and main contents of international settlement; understand the banking network system
32、 in international settlement; understand the main international settlement system and customs & Practice for international settlement.Key Points： Characteristics of modern international settlement, bank network system in international settlementDifficult Points： International Clearing and Internatio
33、nal Clearing SystemChapter 2 Negotiable Instruments2.1 General Introduction2.2 Bills of Exchange2.3 Promissory Notes2.4 ChecksTeaching Requirements: Through the study of this chapter, students are required to understand the circulation form and characteristics of negotiable instruments; understand t
34、he main acts of bills of exchange, promissory notes, and checks; and be familiar with the contents and filling of negotiable instruments written in English.Key Points： main acts of bills of exchange, promissory notes, and checksDifficult Points： filling of negotiable instruments written in EnglishCh
35、apter 3 Remittance3.1 General Introduction3.2 Types of Remittance3.3 Reimbursement and withdrawal of Remittance3.4 Application of Remittance in International TradeTeaching Requirements: Through the study of this chapter, students are required to understand the remittance methods used in internationa
36、l settlement, master the business processes of Mail Transfer, TelegraphicTransfer, and Bankers Demand Draft, and master the application, risks and risk prevention of remittances in import and export trade.Key Points： Business process of remittance, application of remittance in trade, risks and risk
37、prevention in remittanceDifficult Points： remittance by Bankers Demand Draft in tradeChapter 4 Collection4.1 General Introduction4.2 Types and Procedures of Collection4.3 Risks and Risk Control in Collection4.4 Financing under Collection4.5 Uniform Rules for CollectionTeaching Requirements: Through
38、the study of this chapter, students are required to understand and master the procedure of documentary collection and the conditions for banks to release documents in collection; understand the risks and risk prevention of documentary collection; master the financing practices in documentary collect
39、ion; understand Uniform Rules for Collection.Key Points： procedure of documentary collection, conditions for documents releasing in documentary collection, financing practices in documentary collectionDifficult Points： Risks and risk prevention of different collectionChapter 5 Letter of Credit5.1 Ge
40、neral Introduction5.2 Parties to Documentary L/C5.3 Contents of Documentary L/C5.4 Procedures of Documentary L/C5.5 Types of Documentary L/C5.6 Uniform Customs and Practice for Documentary CreditTeaching Requirements: Through the study of this chapter, students are required to understand the nature
41、and function of L/C, the main parties and their contractual relationships, master procedures of documentary L/C, can read and understand the contents of documentary L/C written in English, understand and master Uniform Customs and Practice for Documentary Credit.Key Points： nature and function of L/
42、C, contractual relationship between the parties to documentary L/C, procedures of documentary L/C, reading and filling of documentary credit, and the Uniform Customs and Practice for Documentary CreditDifficult Points： reading of documentary L/C, procedures of transferable L/C and back-to-back L/CCh
43、apter 6 Bank火 L/G and Standby L/C6.1 General Introduction of Banks L/G6.2 Types and Procedures of Banks L/G6.3 Origin and Nature of Standby L/C6.4 Types and Procedures of Standby L/C6.5 International Practice for Banks L/G and Standby L/CTeaching Requirements: Through the study of this chapter, stud
44、ents are required to understand the development of Banks L/G and Standby L/C, master the general procedures of Banks L/G and Standby L/C, and understand the relationship between Banks L/G and Standby L/C.Key Points： Origin of Standby L/C, types of Banks L/G and Standby L/C, application of Banks L/G
45、and Standby L/C in international settlementDifficult Points： nature and functions of Banks L/G and Standby L/CChapter 7 International Factoring and Forfaiting7.1 Overview of International Factoring7.2 Types and Procedures of International Factoring7.3 Overview of Forfaiting7.4 Procedures and Charact
46、eristics of Forfaiting7.5 Similarities and Differences between Forfaiting and International FactoringTeaching Requirements: Through the study of this chapter, students are required to understand the historical origin and development of international factoring and forfaiting, master characteristics a
47、nd functions of international factoring and forfaiting, and understand the procedures of international factoring and forfaiting.Key Points： Features and functions of international factoring, the procedures of international factoring, characteristics of Forfaiting, the procedures of ForfaitingDifficu
48、lt Points： Features and applications of Forfaiting, similarities and differences between Forfaiting and international factoringChapter 8 Documents in International Settlement8.1 General Introduction8.2 Bill of Exchange8.3 Commercial Invoice8.4 Bill of Lading8.5 Insurance DocumentOther DocumentsTeaching Requirements: Through