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International trade: goods, credit and subsidiaries

Exporting moves three risks at once: goods in transit, payment collection, and local compliance where you have a subsidiary. They are managed with different contracts, and the common mistake is to assume that one covers what another actually covers.

Practical guideInternational trade

Open transport policy: how it is set up and what needs to be declared

Insuring shipment by shipment is slow, expensive, and leaves gaps. The open policy covers all shipments of the year and issues a certificate when the bank requests it.

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Technical noteInternational trade

Incoterms and insurance: who insures what in each term

Only two Incoterms oblige the seller to contract insurance. In the rest, the risk changes hands earlier than most companies assume.

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TransportSpecialist broker in transport, logistics and customs: goods in transit, carrier liability and international operations.International ProgrammesWe design and manage tailored international programmes to support our clients' global expansion.CreditWe insure the collection of your sales and free up the guarantees that tie down your banking lines.
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