Insurance Deal Lets India Resume Shipping Iran Oil August 15, 2012 By Erika Kinetz India has joined Japan in offering government-backed insurance for ships carrying Iranian crude in order to bypass European sanctions that...
South Korea May Resume Iranian Crude Oil Imports Soon July 27, 2012 South Korea may soon resume Iranian crude imports after having completely halted shipments in July because of a European Union...
Insurance is Key as Investment Frontiers Open, Says World Bank Exec July 25, 2012 By Lesley Wroughton Political risk insurance against conflict or breach of contract has become a key factor for investors seeking higher returns in...
ING in Restructuring Talks with EC, Dutch Government July 25, 2012 Dutch bank and insurer ING, forced to sell assets in return for receiving state aid during the financial crisis, said...
Iran Offers to Insure Foreign Ships to Skirt EU Ban July 18, 2012 Iran said it would insure any foreign ships that enter its waters, in an effort to skirt a European Union...
South Korea Considering Resuming Iran Oil Imports: Gov’t. Sources July 13, 2012 By Meeyoung Cho South Korea will soon decide on whether to resume Iranian crude imports after Tehran offered to ship and insure the...
Global Mobile Operators May Provide New Distribution Channels: Finaccord July 12, 2012 New research from Finaccord, the London-based market research consultancy specializing in financial services, concludes that “mobile operators worldwide are actively...
Iran Oil Shipments Skirting Tanker Insurance Ban July 12, 2012 By Chen Aizhu and Osamu Tsukimori Iran is shipping oil to China, its top buyer, despite a row over freight terms, and Japan has taken steps...
US Lawmaker Asks Tuvalu to Stop Reflagging Iran Oil Tankers July 10, 2012 A prominent U.S. lawmaker has asked the small South Pacific island nation of Tuvalu to stop reflagging Iranian oil tankers...