S&W Breakfast briefing: How to boost your chances of insurance claim payment?

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Export Finance Editor

In the latest edition of law firm Sullivan & Worcester's Trade Finance Breakfast Seminars, partner Marian Boyle discusses the role of insurance in bank’s credit support packages and asks what strategies can be employed to maximise chances of successful claim payment?

Sullivan & Worcester's partner Marian Boyle discusses what strategies can be employed to maximise chances of successful claim payment, how "interested banks" can influence the handling of their borrower’s claims process, and why insurers want to have early payment?

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