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SBLC
(redirected from Standby Letter of Credit)

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SBLCStandby Letter of Credit
SBLCSchool Building Level Committee
SBLCSustaining Base Level Computer
SBLCSmall Business Lending Companies
SBLCS-Band Linear Collider
SBLCSB Latex Council
SBLCStandard Base Level Computer
SBLCSchool Board of Levy County (Florida)
SBLCStandby Liquid Control (i.e., boron injection; nuclear power)
SBLCSouthern Baptist Leadership Conference
SBLCSudden Brake Lamp Controller


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A standby letter of credit is a payment guarantee ?
Letters of Credit - What You Need to Know by Marco Terry / Business community
The standby letter of credit may be used in major real estate transactions in this country as a guarantee of performance.
Letters of credit can expand your business horizons by Feinberg, Steven / New Hampshire Business Review
While the Commercial Letter of credit serves as the primary payment mechanism for a transaction, the standby letter of credit serves as a secondary payment mechanism.
Banking Perspective - Introduction To International Trade by Mondaq Business Briefing
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