What Does 'Claims Payable In' Means (Insurance Documents)
Posted: Wed Dec 17, 2014 8:58 pm
Dear colleagues,
As there are some blackouts in insurance business practices while servicing L/C transactions including insurance douments, I would like to approach for your esteemed opinion on the following matter:
- the L/C requires insurance policy/certificate to be presented indicating Claims payable in China in USD.
The presented document contains the required notation 'Claims payable in China in USD', but at the end of it says 'Claims to be presented to <insurance company's name, address in the Netherlands> for adjustment and collection.' Does this claims payable in China information contradicts to the claims adjustment and collection information in another country and make the document discrepant?
What the 'Claims payable in country x' means in general then:
payment?
claims survey?
claims settling?
claims collection?
As there are some blackouts in insurance business practices while servicing L/C transactions including insurance douments, I would like to approach for your esteemed opinion on the following matter:
- the L/C requires insurance policy/certificate to be presented indicating Claims payable in China in USD.
The presented document contains the required notation 'Claims payable in China in USD', but at the end of it says 'Claims to be presented to <insurance company's name, address in the Netherlands> for adjustment and collection.' Does this claims payable in China information contradicts to the claims adjustment and collection information in another country and make the document discrepant?
What the 'Claims payable in country x' means in general then:
payment?
claims survey?
claims settling?
claims collection?