c. Credit is reviewed prior to the change in trading strategy.Process Risk:6. Credit files are not established and updated on a regular basis.Possible Controls:a. Credit files are available, and have all necessary documentation in the files to support the credit decisions.C. Settlement RiskProcess Risk:1. There is a lack of adequate use of letters of credit (LCs), guarantees, collateral, insurance, etc. to effectively mitigate settlement risk. The LC process is not appropriately administered to protect the business from missing critical terms and/or dates. Documents required for collection of LCs are not presented in a timely and accurate manner.Possible Controls:a. If credit is not available, an LC/Collateral/Insurance is received to cover the credit exposure prior to the goods being sent.b. LCs dates and terms cover the credit exposure of the business.c. LCs are received in a timely manner (i.e., before credit is extended).Process Risk:2. Margining is not used when prevalent in the industry to mitigate counterparty exposure, and where it is used is not appropriately administered.Possible Controls:a. Margin agreement is in place with the counterparty.b. A process to calculate exposure, approve, and settle payments is in place.Process Risk:3. Payments are not offset with A/R when possible, or are made to parties with which Cargill holds large uncollectible receivables.Possible Controls:a. Receivable and payable accounts are offset when possible prior to sending payment.
c. Credit is reviewed prior to the change in trading strategy.<br>Process Risk:<br>6. Credit files are not established and updated on a regular basis.<br>Possible Controls:<br>a. Credit files are available, and have all necessary documentation in the <br>files to support the credit decisions.<br>C. Settlement Risk<br>Process Risk:<br>1. There is a lack of adequate use of letters of credit (LCs), guarantees, <br>collateral, insurance, etc. to effectively mitigate settlement risk. The LC <br>process is not appropriately administered to protect the business from <br>missing critical terms and/or dates. Documents required for collection of <br>LCs are not presented in a timely and accurate manner.<br>Possible Controls:<br>a. If credit is not available, an LC/Collateral/Insurance is received to cover the <br>credit exposure prior to the goods being sent.<br>b. LCs dates and terms cover the credit exposure of the business.<br>c. LCs are received in a timely manner (i.e., before credit is extended).<br>Process Risk:<br>2. Margining is not used when prevalent in the industry to mitigate <br>counterparty exposure, and where it is used is not appropriately <br>administered.<br>Possible Controls:<br>a. Margin agreement is in place with the counterparty.<br>b. A process to calculate exposure, approve, and settle payments is in place.<br>Process Risk:<br>3. Payments are not offset with A/R when possible, or are made to parties <br>ซึ่งคาร์กิลถือลูกหนี้เก็บเงินขนาดใหญ่ <br>การควบคุมเป็นไปได้: <br>ลูกหนี้และเจ้าหนี้จะถูกชดเชยเมื่อเป็นไปได้ก่อนที่จะส่ง<br>การชำระเงิน
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