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Export Risks Insurance Corporation (ERIC)

1964

Export Credit & Guarantee Corporation Limited

1983

Export Credit Guarantee Corporation of India Limited

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4 Company - wholly owned by the Government

of India
4 Functions - under the administrative control
of the Ministry of Commerce.
4 Oldest export credit insurance agency in the
developing world
4 5th Largest Credit insurer of the world
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4 Õupport and strengthen the export promotion

drive
4 Payments for exports are open to risks even at
the best of times.
4 Far-reaching political and economic changes that
are sweeping the world.
4 To face commercial risks of insolvency or
protracted default of buyers.
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4 Largest Policy Ȃ short term Rs.250 crores

4 Largest database on buyers 3 lakhs
4 Largest credit limit Rs.80 Crores
4 Largest claim paid Rs.120 crores
4 Quickest claim paid 2 days
4 Highest compensation-Iraq Rs 788 Crores
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4 Provides a range of credit risk insurance to

exporters against loss of goods and services.
4 Offers guarantee to banks and financial
institutions to enable exporter obtain better
facilities from them.
4 Provides overseas investment insurance to
Indian companies investing in joint ventures
abroad in the form of equity or loans.
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4 Offers insurance protection to exporters against

payments risks.
4 Provides guidance in export related activities.
4 Makes available information on different
countries with its credit ratings.
4 Makes it easy to obtain export finance from
banks/financial institutes.
4 Assists exporters in recovering bad debts.
4 Information on credit- worthiness of overseas
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Exchange
Turnover Fluctuations
Policy Risk Cover

Õmall Export Finance

Exporters (overseas
Policy lending)

Post-Õhipment
Maturity Credit
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4 ÕET UP BY AN ACT OF PARLIAMENT IN

ÕEPTEMBER 1981

4 WHOLLY OWNED BY GOVERNMENT OF

INDIA

4 COMMENCED OPERATIONÕ IN MARCH

1982

4 APEX FINANCIAL INÕTITUTION

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ü for providing financial assistance to
exporters and importers, and for functioning
as the principal financial institution for
coordinating the working of institutions
engaged in financing export and import of
goods and services with a view to promoting
the countryǯs international trade

ü shall act on business principles with due

regard to public interest

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o Pre-shipment credit

o Õupplier's Credit

o For Project Exporters

o For Exporters of Consultancy and

o Technological Õervices

o Guarantee Facilities
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4 Term Finance (For Exporting Companies)

4 Working Capital Finance (For Exporting

Companies)
1. Funded
2. Non Funded

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o Finance for Indian Company's equity participation in the

overseas Joint Venture (JV)/ Wholly Owned Õubsidiary (WOÕ)

o Direct Finance (Term & Working Capital) to the overseas JV /

WOÕ

o Finance (for equity/debt component) for acquisition of

overseas businesses / companies including leveraged buy-outs
including structured financing options

o Direct Equity by Exim Bank in the overseas JV/ WOÕ of an

Indian Company
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o @ ÕIGNÕ AGREEMENT WITH § §
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ANNOUNCEÕ WHEN EFFECTIVE.
o §  CHECKÕ PROCEDUREÕ AND ÕERVICE FEE WITH 
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o °§  CONÕULTÕ § §
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WITH §  .
o § §
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CONTRACT AND ADVIÕEÕ § §
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ALÕO §  AND M§ M.
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ÕHIPPING DOCUMENTÕ AND PAYÕ §  .
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CLAIM BY DEBIT TO § §
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diverse range of
information, advisory
and support services,
which enable exporters
to evaluate
international risks,
exploit export
opportunities and
improve
competitiveness.
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4 LINKING RURAL INDUÕTRIEÕ TO GLOBAL

MARKET
4 CREATION OF EXPORT CAPABILITY IN GRAÕÕ
ROOT ENTERPRIÕE
4 CAPACITY BUILDING THROUGH TRAINING
4 POVERTY REDUCTION THROUGH EXPORT
LINKAGE