Political Risk Insurance is a long-established insurance market, geared to help businesses mitigate and manage risks arising from the adverse actions - or inactions - of governments. The aim is to provide a more stable environment in which to do business, thus enabling greater investment and scale by cushioning the impact of unpredictable and potentially sizeable losses.

Political Risk Insurance

Insurance for Political/Host Country/CORSIA Risks

Political Risk Insurance is well placed to:

(i) help the carbon markets mitigate the risks associated with correspondingly adjusted credits; and

(ii) protect anyone investing in/operating in politically-uncertain environments

Why buy Political Risk Insurance?

What does Kita’s Political Risk Insurance cover:

  • Comprehensive insurance to protect against broad political and Article 6 uncertainties​

  • Bespoke protection for cross-border investment: both pre- & post-issuance.

  • Worldwide coverage, excluding territories subject to international sanctions.

Why invest in Political Risk Insurance:

  • To mitigate the impacts of increasing political volatility and Article 6 immaturity risk, which could undermine investments​.

  • To introduce a creditworthy wrapper, providing a backstop against loss.

  • To enable proactive strategies to derisk investment rationale.

Where can this insurance be utilised:

  • Worldwide, ex. territories subject to international sanctions

Who is Kita’s Political Risk Insurance applicable for:

  • All types of carbon projects

  • Project Developers

  • Investors

  • Lenders

     

Political Risk Insurance — What do we cover? What do we assess?

What do we cover?

  • Confiscation/Nationalisation

  • Carbon credit export ban​

  • Revocation or dispute over carbon rights​

  • Revocation of LoA (Letter of Authorisation/Approval)​

  • Revocation of Corresponding Adjustment

  • Political Violence

  • Forced Abandonment

What do we assess?

  • Project’s LoA and investment contract​

  • Traditional political risk​​

  • Host country carbon credits and emissions​​

  • NDC documentation​​

  • Article 6.2 context​

Want to discover the ways in which Carbon Political Risk Cover can protect your engagement in the Carbon Markets?