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LCs can often involve more than a dozen people from account and credit managers to document examiners and the legal department. All these people need to know and understand the latest developments in law and practice.

In the fast paced world of global trade finance and banking, how do you make sure you stay on top of things? Where can you turn for the answers you need?

With a subscription to DCW, you will have the tools and information you need to serve your clients better. Whether you are curious about the latest statistics or need an expert opinion about a specific operational or legal issue, with DCW you have it, and its delivered straight to your desk every month.

Available as a PDF and emailed for your convenience, DCW is your SOURCE for trade finance news and analysis.

DCW Coverage

Currently, DCW continues its expanded coverage of Standby Letters of Credit and Demand Guarantees, Trade Based Financial Crime Compliance, ICC opinions, FinTech, URDG 758, the ISP98 Model Forms Project, and UCP600. Each DCW issue features expert analysis of these areas. As an LC or guarantee specialist, you are sure to gain added understanding of critical elements of these trade products from a new perspective.

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Who is DCW For?

Banks large and small, law firms, corporations, and educational institutions around the world rely on DCW each month for the latest news and statistics relating to trade finance. Subscribers include: JPMorgan, Standard Chartered, HSBC, ING, Scotiabank, Credit Suisse, Citi, Bank of America, Howse Williams Bowers, University of Essex School of Law, University of Navarra, Jincheng Tongda & Neal, Clyde & Co, and over 300 other institutions.

DCW Format

DCW strives to be green, and thus is provided almost exclusively electronically. Special requests for paper will be considered.

Prior Tables of Contents

July/August 2019 DCW – Payables Finance
June 2019 DCW – Bills of Lading in Commodity Trade
May 2019 DCW – 2018 ICC Banking Commission Annual Meeting
April 2019 DCW – Back to Back LCs
March 2019 DCW – Significant LC Issues in 2017
February 2019 DCW – INCOTERMS and LCs
January 2019 DCW – Chinese Case on UCP600 Document Examination Standards

Nov/Dec 2018 DCW – 2018 ICC Banking Commission Meeting Topics
October 2018 DCW – The Characteristics of Guarantees
September 2018 DCW – Documentary Credit Practices: Controversy & Guidance
July/August 2018 DCW – URBP and EUCP
June 2018 DCW – 2018 Global Survey Report
May 2018 DCW – 2018 ICC Banking Commission Annual Meeting
April 2018 DCW – SWIFT CAT 7 Message Changes
March 2018 DCW – Overview of International Banking in 2017
February 2018 DCW – Bank Payment Obligation
January 2018 DCW – Special and Unusual LC Provisions
November/December 2017 DCW – Factoring
October 2017 DCW – ICC Opinions
September 2017 DCW – ISP98 Official Interpretations
July/August 2017 DCW – Chinese Demand Guarantee Dispute
June 2017 DCW – Reimbursing a Confirming Bank
May 2017 DCW – UCP600: The Next Steps
April 2017 DCW – Red Clauses
March 2017 DCW – Overview of International Banking in 2017
February 2017 DCW – Bank Payment Obligation
January 2017 DCW – Special an unusual LC Provisions
Nov/Dec Double 2016 DCW – Strict Compliance
October 2016 DCW – Blockchain and Traditional Trade
September 2016 DCW – Singapore & UCP700
July/August 2016 DCW – UCP600 Revision
June 2016 DCW – Standby LC Usage by US Federal Home Loan Banks
May 2016 DCW – Sea Containers:A Primer for Today's Trade Finance Banker
April 2016 DCW – UCP Perspectives from China
March 2016 DCW – Overview of International Banking in 2015
February 2016 DCW – Turn Back the Clock:LC Cases
January 2016 DCW – UCP700 Wish List
November/December 2015 DCW – Bank Payment Obligation
October 2015 DCW – Examining Shipping Documents
September 2015 DCW – The Road to UCP700
July/August 2015 DCW – "On Collection Basis"
June 2015 DCW – Summary of the April 2015 ICC Banking Commission Meeting
May 2015 DCW – Government Mandated Standby Forms
April 2015 DCW – Reimbursement Instructions
March 2015 DCW – Overview of International Banking in 2014
February 2015 DCW – Assignment
January 2015 DCW – Drafts:In or Out of UCP700?
November/December 2014 DCW – Discrepancy Fees

DCW Editorial Advisory Board – Emeritus Members (years active)

Sue E. Auerbach (DC) (1997-2016)
Alan Bloodgood (retired, J.P. Morgan) (1997-2016)
Harold Burman (Senior Counsel, Office of Legal Adviser, US Department of State) (1997-2016)
Joseph Colleran (retired, Irving Trust) (1997-2016)
Gary Collyer (Collyer Consulting LLP) (1997-2016)
Philip J. De Chiara (retired, Wells Fargo Bank) (1998-2016)
Professor E.P. Ellinger (National University of Singapore) (1997-2016)
Dr. Gerold Herrmann (retired, United Nations Commission on International Trade Law) (1997-2016)
Heinz Hertl ICC Austria (retired, Bank Austria/Creditanstalt, Vienna) (1997-2016)
George Hisert (retired, Bingham McCutchen LLP) (1997-2016)
Professor Boris Kozolchyk (National Law Center for Inter-American Free Trade) (1997-2016)
Stanley L. Lane, Jr. (Of Counsel Otterbourg P.C. NY) (1997-2016)
Arthur Lloyd (retired, Control Risks, Ltd.) (1997-2016)
Dennis Noah (retired, M&T Bank) (1997-2016)
Professor Yorng-Won Pae (retired, University of Seoul, Korea) (1999-2016)
Jianbao Shan (retired, Executive Vice President China Everbright Bank, China) (1999-2016)
Martin Shaw (retired, Barclays and Lloyds, London) (1997-2016)
Angelo J. Schiraldi (retired, IntesaBci, NY) (1997-2016)
Joseph Sommer (NY) (1997-2016)