Political Risk
Our products are a significant enabler for exports, imports and international projects. Without insurance for political risks much international trade and investment wouldn't take place. We cover our clients against non-payment, non-delivery, confiscation, expropriation, nationalisation or deprivation of their overseas assets.
Our focus is on the full spectrum of assureds throughout the value chain including, but not limited to, banks, traders, ship-owners, manufacturers, the service industry, the oil industry and both importers and exporters.
Key Territories: Worldwide excluding North Korea, Iran, Cuba and Syria.
We cover
- Confiscation, expropriation, nationalisation and deprivation
- Selective discrimination
- Forced abandonment
- Licence cancellation
- Fair/unfair calling of bonds
- Non-payment
- Non-delivery
Line size / policy period
Political Risk:
Our maximum line size is USD60m and our maximum policy period is seven years.
Contract Frustration and Trade Credit:
Our maximum line size is USD40m and our maximum policy period is seven years.
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Peter Merton
Departmental Head of Specialty
London
Edward Parker
Divisional Head of Special Risks
political risk; political violence & terrorism; trade disruption, surety
London
Charlotte Pritchard
Underwriter
political risk, political violence & terrorism, trade disruption
London
Edmund Lee
Trade Credit and Political Risks Underwriter
Singapore
Hugh Selka
Underwriter
political risk; political violence & terrorism; trade disruption
London
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