Foriegn Exchange department in a bank has following functions: EXPORTS * Pre-shipment Advances * Post-shipment Advances * Export Guarantees * Advising/Confirming Letter of Credit * Facilitating project exports * Bills for collection IMPORTS * Opening letters of credit * Advance bills * Import loans and guarantees. EXCHANGE DEALINGS * Rate computation * Nostro/Vostro Accounts * Forward contracts * Derivatives * Exchange position and cover operations REMITTANCES * Issue of DD, MT, TT etc. * Encashment of cheques, DD, MT, TT etc. * Issue and encashment of travelers' cheques * Sale and encashment of foreign currency notes * Non-resident deposits STATISTICS * Submission of returns * Collection of credit information
i use to work in the foreign exchange department at bank one, call a major bank and ask for the foreign exchange department and they will help you.
1. Currency issue 2. Banker's Bank 3. Government Bank 4. Credit Control 5. Foreign Exchange Reserve
1. Currency issue 2. Banker's Bank 3. Government Bank 4. Credit Control 5. Foreign Exchange Reserve
A bank
D. A. Sharratt has written: 'Exchange rates and reserve bank foreign exchange operations' -- subject(s): Foreign exchange administration, Reserve Bank of Australia
to control the bank position financially
Yes
The functions of the National Bank of Ethiopia include promoting financial inclusion, issue money, regulate the availability of credit and money and to control and fix rates for foreign exchange.
Foreign Exchange rates vary on a daily basis. You can check them in newspapers, on financial websites, or in a bank.
The foreign exchange in London is located at a variety of places throughout the city. The London Foreign Exchange under the Bank of England, International Currency Exchange and Holborn Currency Exchange are all places a traveler can visit for their foreign exchange needs in London.
yes all banks do. contact your bank and ask them they will probably tell you that they do exchange foreign money if you are planning on doing that then tell your bank and exchange some foregn money:)
Depends on the current foreign exchange rate. Ask your bank.