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Sanctions Due Diligence Questionnaire

Below is a non-exhaustive list of key questions likely to arise during the due diligence process in respect of the insurance policy, call, transfer, or shipment of cargo.
The obligation to ascertain the legality of the trade lies with the Client. The Client is further responsible for ensuring that the trade does not expose insurers and/or reinsurers to any sanctions risk. Failure by the Client to comply with sanctions imposed by the European Union, the United Kingdom, the United Nations, the United States, or any other relevant sanctions regime – including the state/country where insurers and/or their reinsurers have their registered office and/or permanent place of business – may have implications for cover under the relevant insurance policy.
Insurance cover is always subject to applicable policy conditions. The provision of the information below does not prejudice the right of the insurer to rely on the sanctions clause of the insurance policy.

Sanctions Due Diligence Questionnaire

Sanctions Due Diligence Questionnaire

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Discharge

Goods/Cargo

Confirm the identities and nationalities for each of the following:

  • Provide as much detail as possible, including legal entity name and registered address.
  • If a field is not applicable, please explain why.
If the supplier is located in a country other that the country of loading, please include details of any local supplier(s).

Notes:

  1. ‘Certificates of Origin’, ‘Itemised Price Information for Ancillary Costs’ and other supporting documents in relation to the information provided above must be disclosed to the insurer upon request or, as necessary, pursuant to applicable sanctions/compliance laws and regulations.
  2. The insurance policy contains a sanctions clause equivalent to JH2010/009, Nordic Marine Insurance Plan Cl. 2-17, or similar.

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