Foreign Credit Insurance Association (FCIA)
Definition
An independent federal agency, formed in 1961 by a group of United States insurance companies, which insures exported goods for US companies. The Foreign Credit Insurance Association is sponsored by the Export-Import Bank, and protects exporters against both political risk and commercial risk.
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