Ravi Kumar Jinugu

He has been working in the area of international trade for more than 15 yrs now and takes keen interest in keeping himself abreast of global trends and developments in this area. Having worked in international trade departments of several banks including few multinational banks (ICICI Bank Ltd, Deutsche Bank – India, Westpac NZ and currently with Bank of New Zealand) has insights into the operations of banks across countries. 

He has several certifications in his kitty which includes 1) Certified Documentary Credit Specialist (CDCS) – year 2008 2. Certificate in Trade Finance offered by a premier banking organisation named IIBF (Indian institute of banking and finance), Certificate in Trade Finance again from IIBF ; most recently online training from tradefinance.training on Financial Crime, Fraud & sanctions and DC Master from Coastline Solutions. He has done a few automations in his stint with ICICI bank essentially pertaining to handling SWIFT messages; automating the process of e-mailing SWIFT to customers, automating the process of dishing out SWIFT messages to branches etc.

motivations and rationale

Motivations and rationale for variation of Incoterms® rules

Certified Documentary Credit Specialist Ravi Jinugu explains the motivations and rationale for variation of Incoterms® rules.

Ravi JinuguArticles, Documentary Credit World, Featured, Freight Forwarding, ICC, Incoterms, Letters of Credit, Risk, Shipping
Modifications and Exclusions in Commercial Letters of Credit Issued under UCP 600

Modifications and exclusions in commercial Letters of Credit Issued under UCP 600

Since the inception of UCP 600, trade finance professionals, in particular, the letter of credit community, have been discussing the need for and consequences of modifications and exclusions to the rules in commercial LCs issued under UCP 600.

Ravi JinuguArticles, Demurrage, International Trade Professionals Programme, ITPP2021, Letters of Credit, Messaging Types, Trade Finance, UCP 600
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