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Policy excessThe amount you will have to pay when you make a claim. For example, this may be the first £100 of a £1000 claim for damage caused by a fire.Policy excess Similar MatchesBank Letter of Credit PolicyBank Letter of Credit PolicyStandards allowing banks to confirm letters of credit by foreign banks supporting the purchase of US exports. Homeowners insurance policyHomeowners insurance policyAn insurance policy protecting a homeowner against damage or loss to property. Scorched earth policyScorched earth policyOften used in risk arbitrage. Any technique a company that has become the target of a takeover attempt uses to make itself unattractive to the acquirer. For example, it may agree to sell off its crown jewels, or schedule all debt to become due immediately after a merger. Umbrella policyUmbrella policyInsurance for exports of an exporter whose issuer handles all administrative requirements. Policy documentPolicy documentThe document which forms the contract between the insured, that is, the person taking out insurance and the insurer (the insurance company). Further SuggestionsTax differential view (of dividend policy)Strategic trade policy guaranteed renewable policy Strategic trade policy argument for a tariff unit linked policy Blanket insurance policy Policyholder Policy limit Open Policy loan protection policy Guaranteed renewable policy insurance Bank Letter of Credit Policy fully paid policy non participating life insurance policy National tax policy Trade Policy Review Mechanism Section 226 policy Collection policy Policy schedule Group Universal Life Policy (GULP) Straight term insurance policy Traded endowment policy (Tep) Policy asset allocation Paid up policy Traditional view (of dividend policy) |
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