Definition: A bill of exchange is from the late Middle Ages. A bill of exchange is a contract entitling an exporter to receive
immediate payment in the local currency for goods that would be shipped
elsewhere. Time would elapse between payment in one currency and repayment in
another, so the interest rate would also be brought into the
transaction.(Econterms)
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