Pure Political/ Investment Risk policies cover specific perils, with political risk being defined as the risk of a loss arising from any actions or inactions of governments or a loss following political events outside the control of the contracting parties. Such policies may also include the default (non-payment) risk of the sovereign or other public entities. Political (investment) risk has different sub-risks, such as embargo, currency inconvertibility, unfair calling of bonds, breach of contract, arbitrary award default and expropriation that may materialize due to different events. ATIDI’s insurance policy can combine several sub-risks and insured events, depending on the nature of the transaction, the needs of the client and the risk assessment of ATIDI.