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This article explores the fundamentals of Foreign Credit Insurance, detailing its essential role in risk management for exporters. It covers the types of risks mitigated, including political risks and special endorsements such as preshipment and nonacceptance coverage. The advantages of FCIA are highlighted, alongside an explanation of traditional policies available, including short-term and medium-term options tailored for small businesses. Learn how FCIA can serve as a crucial financing tool to support international trade and safeguard against uncertainties.
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Foreign Credit Insurance Association Risk Management in Exporting Benefits of Exporting Risks of Exporting
Foreign Credit Insurance Association • Origin of the FCIA A. Risks Covered 1. Political Risks
Foreign Credit Insurance Association 2. Special Endorsements a. preshipment coverage b. nonacceptance coverage c. coverage in a foreign currency 3. Exclusions and Limitations
Foreign Credit Insurance Association B. Advantages
Foreign Credit Insurance Association C. Traditional Policies 1. Short-term comprehensive 2. Coverage a. Permitted exclusions b. Discretionary limit 3. Short-term political risk policy 4. Medium-term comprehensive 5. Medium-term political risk
6. Small Business Policy 7. FCIA Coverage as Financing Tool a. simple notice assignment b. special assignment c. assigned transactions