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Export credit insurance (ECI) protects an exporter of products and services against the risk
of non-payment by a foreign buyer, generally covers commercial risks (such as insolvency
of the buyer, bankruptcy, or protracted defaults) and certain political risks (such as war,
terrorism, riots, and revolution) that could result in non-payment
The ECGC Limited (Formerly Export Credit Guarantee Corporation of India Ltd) is a
company wholly owned by the Government of India provides export credit insurance
support to Indian exporters and offers either on a single-buyer basis or on a multi-buyer
basis policies.
ECGC does not cover physical loss or damage to the goods shipped to the buyer, or any of
the risks for which coverage is available through marine, fire, casualty or other forms of
insurance.
Exporters assume the risk of the uncovered portion of the loss and their claims may be
denied in case of non-compliance with requirements, terms and conditions specified in
the policy.
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Regards
A.B.Gharat
Thanks a lot.
ECGC does not cover physical loss or damage to the goods shipped to the buyer, or any of
the risks for which coverage is available through marine, fire, casualty or other forms of
insurance.
Exporters assume the risk of the uncovered portion of the loss and their claims may be
denied in case of non-compliance with requirements, terms and conditions specified
in the policy.
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Regards
A.B.Gharat