Key account insurance is intended to cover a specific segment of clients, other than credit quality. For example, companies often look to insure their top 5 or 10 customers, or may want to insure all sales in a specific geography. Other examples of when a key account policy makes sense is when a company factors or sells select customer receivables and the factor or buyer of the receivables requires insurance.

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