Accounts Receivable Insurance: The "Europolisa" Facility
The "Europolisa" facility constitutes a streamlined, standardised accounts receivable insurance instrument designed specifically to accommodate small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Concurrently, this financial solution caters to large-scale corporate entities seeking dedicated underwriting protection for an isolated transaction or a specific, selected counterparty.
For enterprises in the initial phases of commercial operations, a default on payments for dispatched commodities or rendered services can precipitate severe liquidity constraints, thereby obstructing the capacity to execute subsequent contractual obligations. The Europolisa policy effectively insulates the enterprise against the default risk associated with counterparties situated across forty-one sovereign jurisdictions, explicitly including the Republic of Poland. The geographic scope of this underwriting protection encompasses European markets, alongside Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United States of America and the Marshall Islands.
This solution has been engineered explicitly for corporate entities initiating commercial trading operations or executing cross-border commerce on a limited scale. Furthermore, it serves larger corporations requiring selective credit insurance architectures tailored to a single counterparty or an individual transaction.
The sole operational expenditure incurred by the enterprise throughout the tenure of the insurance contract is the underwriting premium, which is payable either as a lump sum or split into two convenient instalments. Comprehensive credit assessments of counterparty financial solvency and all subsequent debt recovery operations for insured receivables are executed entirely free of supplementary fees.
Jak działa Europolisa?Operational Mechanism of the "Europolisa"
The implementation of this credit insurance service is structured across distinct chronological phases:
KUKE’s team of credit analysts conducts a rigorous assessment of the debtor's financial solvency and payment capacity, based on the formal insurance application and the requested credit limit volume.
Formal execution of the binding insurance contract, accompanied by the settlement of the underwriting premium (payable either as a single lump-sum remittance or structured into two convenient instalments).
The physical delivery of commodities or rendering of services is executed, followed by the standard settlement phase by the counterparty.
In the event of a payment default by the counterparty, the enterprise formally instructs KUKE to initiate amicable or legal debt collection protocols against the delinquent debtor.
In scenarios where systematic debt collection and recovery protocols fail to yield financial restitution within the contractually defined period, KUKE executes the disbursement of the insurance indemnity.
Application Path
- Complete and transmit the designated digital communication and intake form.
- Await subsequent formal communication and administrative directives from the authorised underwriting representatives of KUKE.