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                                 7.  To pay marine freight and other shipping charges.
                                 8.  To pay for participation in international trade fairs and exhibitions.
                                 9.  To undertake market survey abroad and send trade delegations.
                             Methods or types of Post-shipment Finance
                                 1. Export Bills negotiated under Letter of Credit: If the exporter
                             has obtained documentary letter of credit and has submitted the required
                             documents, as mentioned in the letter of credit, to the bank, the bank
                             negotiates them and sanctions the equivalent amount of post-shipment
                             finance to the exporter. The post-shipment finance is released after liqui-
                             dating the pre-shipment finance availed by the exporter.
                                 2. Purchase/Discounting of Export Bills: If export bills are not
                             covered under letter of credit, the bank may extend post-shipment finance
                             by either purchasing or discounting the export bills. But before extending
                             such finance, the bank ensures that the exporter has complied with the
                             terms of the export. Such advances are generally insured by an appropri-
                             ate policy of ECGC.
                                 3. Advance against Bills sent for collection: Post-shipment fi-
                             nance can also be granted:
                                  When the accommodation available   Methods or types of
                                    under the Foreign Bills purchased is  Post-shipment Finance
                                    exhausted; or                   1. Export Bills negotiated
                                  When some export bills drawn under  under Letter of Credit
                                    letter of credit have discrepancies; 2. Purchase/Discounting
                                    or                                 of Export Bills
                                  When it is a customary practice in  3. Advance against Bills
                                    the particular line of trade.      sent for collection
                                 4. Advance against Goods sent on   4. Advance against
                             Consignment Basis: When the goods are     Goods sent on
                             exported on consignment basis, the payment  Consignment Basis
                             is received after the sale of goods. In such  5. Advance against
                                                                       Incentives
                             cases,  the overseas  branch of exporter’s
                             bank delivers the documents against Trust  6. Advance against
                             Receipt. The amount of post-shipment fi-  Undrawn Balances
                             nance is adjusted against the export pro-  7. Advance against
                             ceeds realized later and the difference, if any,  Retention Money
                             is credited or debited to the exporter’s ac-  8. Advance against
                                                                       Deferred Payments
                             count.
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