Professional Education

Certificate for Specialists in Demand Guarantees (CSDG)

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Study

On demand, anywhere, anytime

Duration

Duration

Average time of six months to complete

Fee

Fee

Qualification registration fee £730

Demand guarantees are a complex area of trade and transactional finance that require specialist knowledge to work with.

The Certificate for Specialists in Demand Guarantees (CSDG) enhances your knowledge of industry rules, relevant legislation, and the complexities surrounding demand guarantees and standby letters of credit.

By completing the CSDG, you will gain a deep understanding and expertise in the intricate aspects of demand guarantee best practices.

This course is perfect for those looking to take their trade finance career to the next level. After studying CSDG, you will be able to support your organisation in handling of demand guarantees, applying in-depth understanding of industry best practices.

Full qualification

£730

Price includes study materials and exam entry

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    CSDG has been developed by industry experts. It covers the key concepts, principles and processes related to demand guarantees as well as the latest industry rules and regulations.

    The CSDG qualification covers:

    • Demand guarantees – including tender, performance and advance payment
    • Indemnities, Suretyships and standby letters of credit and how they compare
    • Scope of industry rules including URDG 758 and ISP98
    • Parties involved in demand guarantees and their roles and obligations
    • Risk issues, including types, control and mitigations
    • Impact of external factors including governing law and force majeure

    The Certificate for Specialists in Demand Guarantees is a Level 4 qualification registered with Ofqual in the Regulated Qualifications Framework (RQF).

    Indiaedge Education Private Limited (LIBF India) is an incorporated company in India under the Companies Act, 2013. CIN: U80902HR2022FTC108055