Lawrence Merton Jacob provides a detailed analysis of bank acceptances, a type of short-term credit instrument used in international trade. This book, commissioned by the U.S. National Monetary Commission, includes an explanation of the mechanics of bank acceptances, their legal aspects, and their role in international finance. This comprehensive resource is ideal for bankers, financial analysts, and anyone interested in global trade and finance.

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