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An Indian state-controlled enterprise that covers exporters against credit risk is closely looking at the turmoil in Ukraine to determine whether the situation calls for a risk upgrade, The Hindu Business Line reported.
The Export Credit Guarantee Corp. of India has not implemented any changes to the insurance process yet, but is monitoring Ukraine. A risk upgrade would not affect exporters' degree of insurance, but would require them to seek ECGC's approval before export activities, the newspaper reported.
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