Week 8: Export Documentation & Insurance Flashcards

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Packing List

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  • Contains detailed info of items being shipped
  • Describes composition / packaging of load plus quantity / weight / measures for each package
  • Used for insurance claim
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Certificate of Origin

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  • Used as declaration of the goods to be of Australian origin
  • Require this to establish where consignment was produced
  • Documents need to be authenticated by one of the designated bodies
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Bill of Lading

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  • Issued by carrier to acknowledge receipt of goods on board for transportation to a specific location for delivery to the consignee
  • Serves as evidence of the contract of carriage between exporter and carrier / document of title transfer
  • Negotiable
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Air Waybill

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  • Primary document of carriage for transportation by air (contract between exporter and air carrier)
  • Not negotiable / doesn’t serve as document of title
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Commercial Invoice

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  • Customs document

- Used as customs declaration provided by person / corporation that is exporting an item across international borders

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6
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Principles

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Insurable Interest:
- The insured has interest in the subject matter at the time of entering contract (not gambling arrangement)

Utmost Good Faith
- Must fully disclose risk to insurer at time of agreement (up front and honest)

Indemnity

  • Putting the insured in the place they were before insurance
  • Based on ‘agreed value’ / ‘sufficient compensation’ for replacement

Subrogation
- Cannot claim insurance for the same cargo from two insurers (cannot be over-compensated)

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7
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What Makes Insurance Cheaper?

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  • Good Vessel
  • Packaging Issues
  • Characteristics of goods
  • Value ($$ = higher premium)
  • Transit (time / distance / location)
  • Experience of past losses
  • Level of Cover Needed e.g. 100% full coverage is more expensive than 20% indemnity
  • Volume of trade to be insured
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8
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Export Finance Insurance Corporation (EFIC)

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Is a self-funded corporation wholly owned by the Commonwealth Government aimed at supporting international growth of Australian firms

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EFIC Provides:

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  • Financial solutions
  • Insurance to Australian exporters / banks against non-payment by overseas buyers / banks
  • Medium to long term finance facilities to buyers of Australian exports to assist with purchase of exports
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