Practice mode Basic of Economics

What is the document called in which a bank authorises the bearer to receive money from one of its foreign branches or from another bank abroad?

Correct answer A. Letter of credit

Explanation

A letter of credit is a bank's written instruction allowing the holder to draw funds from its correspondents or branches abroad, often used in foreign trade.

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