0
What else can I help you with?
What is the maturity date on a bond from 2001?
That would depend on the maturity
What do you understand by dishonour of bill of exchange?
DISHONOUR OF THE BILL OF EXCHANGEWhen the Bill of exchange is not accepted by the drawee, or payment is not made against the bill by the drawee, the bill is is said to be dishonoured. A Bill is dishonoured in the following two conditions:1-DISHONOUR BY NON-ACCEPTANCEIf the Drawee refuses to accept the bill, it is known as Dishonour of the bill of exchange by non-acceptance.2-DISHONOUR BY NON-PAYMENTIf the drawee doesn't pay a certain amount of money when the bill is shown on maturity, the bill gets dishonoured due to Non-payment.
How does a bank monetize an international bill of exchange?
A bank monetizes an international bill of exchange by providing financing to the holder of the bill, typically through a discounting process. This involves purchasing the bill at a lower value than its face amount before the maturity date, allowing the bank to profit from the difference when the bill is ultimately paid by the drawee. Additionally, banks may charge fees for processing and managing the transaction, further enhancing their revenue. By offering these services, banks facilitate international trade while generating income from the financial instruments involved.
How do you check LIC policy 'maturity date' I already have my registered login detail. But 'maturity date' is not available.?
If it's a whole life policy, there is no specific maturity date. Please check if your policy is a whole life one.
Advantages and disadvantages of bill of exchange?
advantages of bill of exchange
What does red ink entry mean?
it is a intrest which is calculated for the period starting from closing of accounting period to the date of maturity of the bill of exchange issued during accounting period. it is reversal entry
What is the definition of dishour of bills of exchange?
A bill is said to be dishonored when it\'s acceptor refuses to pay the amount of the bill to the holder of the bill on the day of maturity.
What does it mean that a note matures does it mean expires?
Maturity is a term subject to different meanings, but in a commercial paper context, it refers to the date on which a negotiable instrument, such as a promissory note or bill of exchange, becomes due and payable.
What is the maturity date on a bond from 2001?
That would depend on the maturity
What do you understand by dishonour of bill of exchange?
DISHONOUR OF THE BILL OF EXCHANGEWhen the Bill of exchange is not accepted by the drawee, or payment is not made against the bill by the drawee, the bill is is said to be dishonoured. A Bill is dishonoured in the following two conditions:1-DISHONOUR BY NON-ACCEPTANCEIf the Drawee refuses to accept the bill, it is known as Dishonour of the bill of exchange by non-acceptance.2-DISHONOUR BY NON-PAYMENTIf the drawee doesn't pay a certain amount of money when the bill is shown on maturity, the bill gets dishonoured due to Non-payment.
How does a bank monetize an international bill of exchange?
A bank monetizes an international bill of exchange by providing financing to the holder of the bill, typically through a discounting process. This involves purchasing the bill at a lower value than its face amount before the maturity date, allowing the bank to profit from the difference when the bill is ultimately paid by the drawee. Additionally, banks may charge fees for processing and managing the transaction, further enhancing their revenue. By offering these services, banks facilitate international trade while generating income from the financial instruments involved.
How do you check LIC policy 'maturity date' I already have my registered login detail. But 'maturity date' is not available.?
If it's a whole life policy, there is no specific maturity date. Please check if your policy is a whole life one.
What are the examples of a documentary bill of exchange?
documentary bill of exchange
Advantages and disadvantages of bill of exchange?
advantages of bill of exchange
What is bills of exchang?
A bill of exchange is an instrument drawn by the seller on the buyer to pay a specified amount of money on a paticular date.
What is a call date?
A call date is a date on which a callable bond may be redeemed before its maturity.
What are the Aims and objectives of bill of exchange?
A bill of exchange is A non-interest-bearing written order used primarily in international trade that binds one party to pay a fixed sum of money to another party at a predetermined future date.
