Title: Investment insurance (1)
1Investment Insurance
2As a rule, outward investment indicates
complicated and time consuming projects, during
which investors are exposed to risks quite
different from the risks inherent in the domestic
market. These risks are a sign of force majeure
and are not under control of the investor
nevertheless they can severely jeopardize the
existence and performance of the investment (war,
civil unrest, natural catastrophes,
expropriation, conversion restrictions etc.).
3- Advantages of such an insurance policy are
- sharing of risks outside of investor's
influential area, - facilitated entry into risky foreign markets,
- a long-term obligation of SID Bank for insurance
even in case of worsened situation in the host
country, - possibility of favourable long-term financing,
- many Bank participation in preparation of
investment project and advising in the selection
of instruments of insurance against risks, - mediation in case of complications and disputes
with the host country of the investment, - repayment of claims
- Forms of investment eligible for insurance
4- equity funds invested by investor in investment
company or other movable or immovable property,
which are expressed in monetary value and are the
investor's contribution into the investment
company, - shareholder's loan granted by a parent company
to its subsidiary/investor, with a 5-year or
longer repayment period, and - non-shareholder's loan funds/loan granted by a
financial institution to investment company with
a majority ownership share of a Slovene investor. - Equity insurance and insurance of shareholder's
loan - Equity insurance is insurance of funds invested
by a Slovene investor into the project company
abroad. This can include founding of a new
company (including joint investments), purchase
of an existing company or increase in capital of
a company. The investor can also invest funds in
the form of long-term loan (shareholder's loan).
5- Insurance policy usually covers a "package" of
risks, with an option of custom-made choice of
insurance coverage with regard to type of risks
as well as coverage level of each risk. This is a
90 coverage, where 10 stands for own share of
the investor (meaning that the policy holder to
assumes the risk amounting to 10 of sum
insured). - Sum insured is the amount of investment the
investor wants insured. Investor can include in
insurance just a portion of investment, as
a current sum insured. The portion of investment
not included in the first period of insurance, or
for including future undistributed profits, can
be included in the insurance in the form
of reserved sum insured, for which the policy
holder pays only a portion of premium charged for
the current sum insured. - Insurance of non-shareholder's loan
- When issuing a non-shareholder's loan, SID Bank
insures funds/loan granted by a financial
institution to the investment insurance company
with a majority ownership share of a Slovene
investor.
6- Risks
- The investors can insure their investments at SID
Bank against the following non-commercial risks - war and civil unrest,
- expropriation and other forms of dispossession,
- conversion and/or currency transfer restrictions,
- termination of agreements by the host country of
the investment, - refusal of protection of the law,
- natural catastrophes.
- Financial institutions can insure their
non-shareholder's loan to Slovene investment
company abroad also against commercial risks of - debtor's insolvency,
- failure of repayment of a loan.
- source http//www.sid.si/credit-and-investments-
insurance/investment-insurance
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