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The Standard Policy is a whole turnover policy designed to provide a continuing insurance for the regular flow of an exporter’s shipments for which credit period does not exceed 180 days.
Contracts for export of capital goods or turnkey projects or construction works or rendering services abroad are not of a repetitive nature and they involve medium/long-term credits.
Such transactions are, therefore, insured by ECGC on a case-to-case basis under Specific Contract Policies.
All contracts for export on deferred payment terms and contracts for turnkey projects and construction works abroad require prior clearance of Authorized Dealers, EXIM Bank or the Working Group in terms of powers delegated to them as per exchange control regulations.
Applications for the purpose are to be submitted to the Authorized Dealer (the financing bank), which will forward applications beyond its delegated powers to the EXIM Bank.
Proposals for Specific Policy are to be made to ECGC after the contract has been cleared by the Authorized Dealer, EXIM Bank or the Working Group, as the case may be.
Insolvency of buyer
Protracted default of buyer
Buyer’s failure to accept goods
War, Civil War, Revolutions in buyer’s country
New Import restrictions
Transfer delays
Insolvency
Default
Loss Coverage: 90%
Also read-Basic details of IRP on GST
Reduced premium for projects funded by Multi-lateral agencies.
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