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Ed Cornish is head of credit and political risk and Tim Watson is senior underwriter, credit and political risk at Arch Insurance International

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'OECD export credit rule changes could have long-term consequences for insurers'

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Many believe the OECD has wielded too broad a brush in its portrait of a widespread ‘market failure’. While elements of the trade credit market have cut limits on cancellable cover, insurers have stood by insureds, regardless of economic circumstances, throughout a very uncertain period

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