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back-to-back letters of credit

Two letters of credit used together to allow a seller to finance purchases from a subcontractor. The first letter of credit is obtained from a bank by the buyer. With that in place, the seller obtains a second letter of credit to purchase equipment or services from a subcontractor.

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  1. Back-To-Back Letters Of Credit Definition | Investopedia
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  5. Letters of Credit.ps - Scotiabank
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    We can address your business needs with its transferable letters of credit, assignment of proceeds, back-to-back letters of credit and back-to-back collections.