Global insurance trends

Red Sea Tensions: Potential Claims & Losses Ahead?

Once again the Red Sea and Suez Canal are looking like expensive bottlenecks for the global supply chain & shipping sector. Delays on cargo deadlines, losses to shipping lines, wholesalers, manufacturers and of course insurers, […]

News

Tokio Marine HCC Doubles Office Space in Bridgend

The word from Tokio Marine, as they make an extra investment in South Wales; Tokio Marine HCC International (TMHCCI), a member of the Tokio Marine HCC group of companies based in Houston, Texas, has reaffirmed its […]

Insurance Brokers

Pen Underwriting Takes Box 393 at Lloyd’s

The latest from Pen Underwriting; Pen Underwriting has continued its investment into maximising ease of trade and broker access to its growing range of international insurance products by taking a box at Lloyd’s. Box 393 […]

Opinion

Dark Fleets, Maritime Sanctions Evasion & How To Combat The Problem

Recent years have seen a notable increase in deceptive shipping practices (DSPs), particularly in the form of AIS spoofing and dark fleet activity. The implementation of Russia-related sanctions and a price cap on the sale of Russian […]

News

Anansi Partnership Helps Kickstart Parametric GIT Cover

Goods in transit (GIT) cover is one of those products which has become essential after Covid19. More home deliveries, longer supply chains, plus more freelance couriers doing the “last mile” section of the route. It […]

News

QBE Expands Marine Insurance Offer in Europe

Latest news from QBE; Australian insurer QBE has launched a marine offer that will insure international trade for European customers who want to be serviced locally. The marine insurance market has seen a strong performance […]