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1. A shallow analysis of international trade finance and risk prevention: there is no doubt that there is a inextricable link between risk prevention and international trade finance, and that trade risk protection plays a crucial role in international trade financing. Although china's international trade financing has been expanding in recent years, there are still many shortcomings, such as a lack of awareness of trade risks, inadequate regulatory systems and a lack of qualified professionals. In the context of a comprehensive analysis of china's international trade financing situation, the author offers his own views on these issues, which he hopes will inform the improvement of china's trade finance market. Keywords: international trade; financing; risk prevention 1. The current state of development of international trade financing on the one hand, due to the lack of awareness of most enterprises about trade finance
On the other hand, the lack of effective forecasting and control of financing risks by financing institutions has directly led to the formation of a large number of bad assets in banks, or a large amount of trade finance directed only at large enterprises, with stringent financing conditions for smes and long processing times, leading not only to excessive risk concentration but also to a certain degree limiting sme development. It is well known that financing refers to the accommodation of funds and is a credit act for banks. Trade finance is a bank based on the credit of an exporter or importer, which provides financing or credit facilities related to import and export trade, which can be financed directly by the financing bank or by a bank guarantee to enable the customer to obtain financing. With the rapid development of international trade, the volume of international settlement operations by domestic importing and exporting enterprises has continued to grow, and thus the demand for trade finance has increased significantly. International trade finance is a model for banks based on a genuine trade context and corresponding international settlement operations
3. In the form of liquidity loans or credit support for enterprises. Currently, the country's main international trade finance operations include packaged loans, import licensing, exporter's ticket financing and import and export insurance financing. International trade financing is a financing facility for international trade financiers in the course of international trade, which is indispensable in today's international trade development and acts as a lubricant. As early as the mid-century, international trade finance had existed, and international trade financing and settlement were changing as the times changed and the economy evolved. The application of international trade finance is also expanding, with increasing impact on the financial economy and becoming one of the most important financial services in modern financial institutions. Governments have also used international trade finance as an effective measure to regulate foreign trade policies and to play a role in trade finance by establishing policy-oriented financial institutions and leading the development of commercial financing institutions
4. Promoting the healthy development of the national economy. The development of international trade has necessitated the development of more efficient, secure and economic means of international trade settlement by gold financing institutions, leading to innovation and reform in international trade financing. International trade finance has also evolved from traditional financial services, such as paper discounts and packaged loans, to innovate a range of new financing modalities, such as co-resort financing and receivables factoring. 2. The importance of risk prevention in international trade financing the globalization and integrated development of the world economy has led to increased foreign trade development and banking competition in the country, where international trade finance has become a focus of banking and enterprise development because of its unique advantages. The characteristics of transnational operations in international trade dictate that their financing risks are much higher than those of other industries, so that risk control and management awareness is implemented at every stage of trade finance to be “risk-controllable”, thereby creating a good risk management culture. It can make the manager of a bank or business and
A better understanding of the risk characteristics of the financial sector and the integration of risk management into international trade financing are essential to ensure the development of international trade financing, as well as the smooth operation of operations, which is central to risk prevention. The culture of risk management has contributed to the improvement and development of international trade finance and to the enhancement of the risk awareness of enterprises or banks, thereby contributing to the rapid development of international trade finance in our country. The greatest advantages of international trade finance operations are low risk, high returns, low capital occupancy, etc., which are also the main causes of concern for banks and exporting and importing enterprises. However, the international financial crisis had a growing impact on the world economy and the deteriorating international trade financing environment had had a negative impact on both enterprises and banks. In addition, because banks and enterprises also have some shortcomings in how to develop this business, there is no well-established risk warning mechanism, and banks and enterprises will be exposed if the risk is imminent
Given their inability to do so, the establishment of an effective set of measures to avoid and control the risks posed by the expansion of banks and enterprises in international trade finance is a priority for chinese financing institutions. 3. 1 the lack of risk-preventive awareness stems first and foremost from a lack of experience and comprehensive knowledge of international trade operations. In practice, financing institutions generally pay too much attention to the financial capacity of enterprises themselves, neglecting the trade context and upstream and downstream, and have little knowledge of the operations of import and export trading processes. Without an in-depth understanding of the trade context, customer production processes and related customer information, financing conditions have been reduced, which can lead to risks. Because of the concentration of financing in large foreign-trade enterprises, which result in relatively concentrated risks, although these enterprises are powerful, financial institutions will be required to take advantage of interest rates, policy risks or exchange rate risks, etc
7. High risk exposure. 3. 2 inadequate regulatory systems risks involved in international trade financing operations, including credit risk for exporters, country risk, exchange rate risk, intrabank operating risk, etc. The prevention and management of these risks require advanced technical means to link banks efficiently and organically with their respective branches and branches. Our credit business started late, the nation's credit conscience was low and the business credit system was inadequate. At present, there are only five chinese rating companies accredited by china's regulatory authorities, whose credibility is severely compromised even if they have obtained rating reports. In this regard, the rest of the world is already very mature, such as veda in australia, experian in south africa and paynet in the united states, where clients are directly aware of their bank ratings and credit scores and can assess their potential ethical risks. On the other hand, our foreign exchange processing model
8. A single model, with poor information sharing, is fundamentally incapable of sharing and managing network resources, lacking integrated management and mutual control mechanisms, and of achieving the objectives of sharing resources and monitoring risks. In practice, such problems are common, post-pricing management is inadequate, crediters focus only on the financial strength and guarantees of the company, there is little understanding of the trading process between the parties to the transaction, and there is little control over whether the funds are earmarked, are returned on time and in what form after the disbursement of the credit funds. 3. 3 lack of highly qualified human resources international trade finance is more demanding for the quality of operational personnel than domestic trade finance. Our international operations have started late, our development has not been perfect, and the lack of international trade finance managers has long been well known. Staff members have a single knowledge structure, and practitioners are often familiar with knowledge related to some international settlements, credit management and lack financial and financial knowledge
Knowledge is a direct consequence of the inability to capture and judge the client's credit position from financial information and business information. 4. Measures to enhance operational risk prevention in international trade financing 4. 1 increased risk awareness. Flexibility and adaptability in international trade financing operations are decisive factors in the development of export-import operations of outward-oriented enterprises. Many enterprises have shifted from domestic sales to export-oriented enterprises, lacked foreign trade experience and familiarity with trade finance products, and therefore need to carefully analyse possible risks and enhance the scrutiny of the trade context in providing trade finance to enterprises. At the same time, we should also see that small and medium-sized enterprises, as a force of the forces nouvelles in the field of foreign trade, have strong viability and good prospects for development, and that, with the accumulation of business experience and the expansion of enterprise size, the uncertainty of enterprise development will be reduced, in addition to a critical review of the business and financial situation of the financier
Risk management also needs to be strengthened in the context of trade operations. Risk-preventive awareness is also based on a risk-transfer awareness and the use of credit bundles to clients' upstream and downstream counterparties. Ties, leapfrogs out of the traditional limitations of individual firms and controls risk from the perspective of industrial supply chains. 4. 2 in order to improve the credit rating system, many financial institutions and finance firms in the country have been at the forefront of the development of credit rating models, kpmg, deloitte and others, drawing on their foreign experience. In addition to this, we are required to conduct rigorous pre-surveys to determine whether the financiers have a real trading background and stable overseas markets, and whether the products are competitive. The creditworthiness of enterprises is investigated through multiple channels, such as the reputation of their clients. Secondly, attention should be paid to the trade settlements chosen by enterprises, as international trade finance operations are financed under the corresponding international settlements (remittances, collections, letters of credit) without
11. The same type of settlement greatly affects the risk of financing. Finally, post-credit management needs to be strengthened, with flexible rating systems based on different features of trade finance operations, commodity prices for imports and exports and exchange rate fluctuations. 4. 3 innovative trade finance, with increased support for trade-related credit insurance, has been accompanied by increased banking competition and traditional trade finance operations that are no longer able to meet the needs of international trade, and we should actively build on international trade finance modalities for trade supply chain guaranteed financing, factoring, forfaiting, etc. Second, in addition to bank-owned platform financing, third-party secured financing could be actively pursued, for example. Thirdly, the shift from single product development to the provision of product portfolios or holistic solutions, the design of trade finance product portfolios, differentiated product package service packages based on business needs, and helping clients to meet financing needs and maximize benefits. In order to reduce the risk of financing, the financier may
Export credit insurance. There are export credit agencies in developed countries, such as the export credit guarantee agency (ecgd) of the united kingdom, the export development corporation of canada (ecdc), the financial guarantee corporation of austria (fgg), etc., and china's counterpart, the china export credit insurance corporation. Improved quality of practitioners international trade finance requires practitioners with knowledge of international settlement-related business, who are able to clearly identify risks in international trade finance operations, gain knowledge of international trade in order to understand changes in international markets, and have analytical and identifying capabilities to clearly identify risks in transactional activities and win-win businesses and banks. Our international trade finance is facing intense competition, improving the quality of trade finance practitioners and increasing risk awareness and capacity are our top priorities. There is an urgent need to develop a cadre of professionals familiar with international finance, international trade and other related professions as soon as possible
Knowledge talent, growing experience, increasing learning about international trade operations, understanding changes in domestic and foreign commodity markets and enhancing market insight into international trade. 5. In conclusion, financing in international trade is divided between exporter and importer finance, which is increasingly used in the operations of foreign-trade enterprises, has its advantages and faces many potential commercial risks. Risks cannot be eliminated, but they can be avoided as much as possible, not as the risk of large-scale enterprise financing, which can be minimized by regulating regulatory systems, improving the quality of practitioners and adapting to market demand for innovative financing products, giving new hope for the development of international trade. Source: j., reasons and precautionary measures for financing risks of letters of credit j., journal of the shanghai school of political and administrative sciences, 2000. 06. 2-week, tsui tian man, m., financing of export-import trade and foreign exchange risks prevention m., people's university of china press, 2001. 3 liu yiwei, how to control the risks of international trade financing j., modern commercial bank, 2003. 04 4-jiancheng, new theory of international trade financing, china social science press, 2009. 05
