Conclusion
The UCP regime has clearly been successful, but its time may be over. Whilst there can 1.36 be no doubt that there are significant defects in the UCP 600, it is difficult to justify a fullblown revision either in terms of the time and costs that would be involved or in terms of the benefits that would accrue: the documentary letter of credit is being eclipsed by more nimble competitors, is difficult to justify in an electronic world, and is nowadays operating in a more hostile legal, regulatory and commercial environment.
If the letter of credit is to have a future, alternatives to revising the UCP 600 may need to be considered. Better education about the letter of credit's merits and wider access to letter of credit resources might be a starting point.
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