Classification des risques pays

Les classifications de risque pays établies par les Participants à l'Arrangement sur des crédits à l'exportation bénéficiant d’un soutien public ("l’Arrangement") sont la pierre angulaire des règles de l’Arrangement sur les taux de prime minimums pour le risque de crédit. Ces classifications sont établies dans le seul but de fixer les taux de primes minimums applicables pour les opérations soutenues conformément à l’Arrangement.

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