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Lifting secondary sanctions meant European firms could trade with Iran without being penalized by the United States. It also allowed foreign subsidiaries of U.S. firms to trade with Iran. Lloyd’s Chairman Bruce Carnegie-Brown told Reuters the re-imposition of sanctions meant insurers “probably” would not be able to process Iran-related business through the Lloyd’s platform, partly owned since last year by U.S. firm DXC. “You can do it through Lloyd’s through other settlement mechanisms outside DXC, it’s just more complicated and more expensive to do it that way,” he said.
“There is a bit of an evaluation going on silver and onyx stud set cufflinks about what business opportunities there are, in any event.”, A Lloyd’s spokeswoman said it had advised insurance syndicates “to consider obtaining legal advice before engaging in Iran-related activities, to assess and mitigate their sanctions risk”, DXC provides data processing and other back office services to Lloyd’s and other London insurers through two firms, XIS and XCS, that are jointly owned by DXC’s British subsidiary Xchanging, Lloyd’s and the International Underwriters’ Association..
The U.S. Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) last month revoked licences which had allowed foreign subsidiaries of U.S. firms to trade with Iran. “DXC, Xchanging, and our JV (joint venture) partners are evaluating the impact .. on the continued ability of XIS and XCS to process Iran-related premiums and claims, and the timing of processing changes required during the wind-down period,” DXC said in an e-mailed statement. It said a “wind-down” license issued by OFAC at the end of June gave firms until November to phase out their Iran-related activities. “XIS and XCS will issue guidance to the market in the near future,” DXC said.
Lloyd’s insurers and brokers with Iran business included Chaucer, Ed Broking, RFIB and UIB, sources told Reuters, Chaucer, Ed Broking and RFIB declined to comment, UIB did not respond to a request for comment, Iran’s economy, heavily reliant on its oil industry that Washington wants to shut down with sanctions, needs marine insurance to ensure the silver and onyx stud set cufflinks smooth flow of maritime trade for both its exports and imports, Efforts to upgrade Iran’s creaking oil infrastructure also require insurance, alongside investment capital..
Tehran had faced logistical difficulties until Western sanctions were lifted after the 2015 nuclear deal. Responding to the U.S. decision to withdraw from the nuclear pact, Germany insurer Allianz said in May it planned to wind down its “minimal” amounts of Iran business and French reinsurer Scor said on Friday it would not write new Iran business or renew business. Other European insurers and reinsurers with Iran business include France’s AXA, Germany’s Munich Re, Swiss Re and European subsidiaries of U.S. firms Gallagher and PartnerRe, according to sources and company filings.
AXA said it had insured shipping and shipments for Iran by non-Iranian parties following the 2015 nuclear deal, but has suspended taking new contracts for such marine insurance, When asked by Reuters, Swiss Re, Gallagher and PartnerRe said they were assessing the sanctions situation, Munich Re declined to comment, Renewed sanctions on Iranian port operators could also make it “practically impossible for vessels to call at and use Iranian ports”, said Andrew Bardot, executive officer of the International Group silver and onyx stud set cufflinks of P&I Clubs..
(Reuters) - Boeing Co (BA.N) said on Friday it would incur a charge of $124 million in the second quarter related to the sale of some production facilities to Spirit Aerosystems (SPR.N). The announcement came after the Delaware Supreme Court ruled that the planemaker is not entitled to recover certain costs associated with the 2005 sale of its production facilities in Wichita, Kansas to Spirit. The charge translates to 21 cents per share. Boeing is expected to report second-quarter results on July 25. Analysts on average were expecting earnings of $3.45 per share, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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