Emerging markets often provide the strongest growth opportunities for banks, traders and manufacturers. In recent years, it has again become evident that emerging markets which appear stable one day can suddenly face political unrest. The inability to honor a contract due to political or economic instability cannot be predicted with any certainty, and volatility continues to affect countries globally.
Best for
- Manufacturers
- Trading companies
- Service providers
- Wholesalers
- Distributors
- Financial institutions
- Export credit agencies
- Multilaterals
Highlights
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Non-cancellable limits
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Typically up to 90% indemnity but 95% is considered for sovereign "public" obligors
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Tenor of up to seven years for private debtors and 10 years for sovereign "public" obligors
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Coverage may be expanded to include post-shipment non-payment
Summary of coverage
Contract frustration cover protects a policyholder against cancellation of a fixed contract for both pre- and post-delivery risks. Pre-delivery contract frustration events may include but are not limited to political violence and war, embargo, operating license cancellation or failure to honor an arbitration award. Pre-delivery coverage may be expanded to include the fair or unfair call of a performance, warranty or down payment bond. The bond typically takes the form of a letter of credit posted by a financial institution for the benefit of the obligor. Following delivery, post-shipment non-payment coverage in the form of insolvency or protracted default is also available for both private and public obligors.
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