The centre, which replaces the insurer's former Causeway Bay facility, offers services on trusts, tax, legal structures, family offices, and succession planning.
Premiums will be shared with participating manufacturers and importers, with cover applied automatically to eligible EVs and claims handled on a “pay first, settle later” basis.
Marking its 60th anniversary this year, the company reported its most recent cumulative insured business exceeding HK$2.45 trillion (US$313bn), encompassing over 200 markets globally.
The trade credit insurer is rolling out liquidity aid, faster claims handling, and counterparty diversification support for firms exposed to markets around the Strait of Hormuz and Israel.
