This week saw the launch of the International Maritime Cyber Security Organisation (IMCSO), an organisation which aims to raise the standard of cybersecurity risk assessment across the maritime industry. It’s surely a positive step in […]
Some insights on the tensions in the Middle East and how they might affect insurance brands, from Container Xchange; In a significant escalation of tensions in the Middle East, Iran’s capture of the MSC Aries, […]
After the Baltimore Bridge incident there will a knock-on effect to US trade in particular and world trade in general, as container ships are re-routed. Here’s some analysis; In the aftermath of the Baltimore bridge […]
There is some useful context from Allianz here, for the wider insurance sector not just Marine/Hull. The impact on supply chains, cargo delays, extra expenses plus the ongoing infrastructure rebuild locally, will all be considerable. […]
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 […]
Everyone knows that supply chains have suffered disruption since Covid19 and the inflation that naturally followed huge government borrowings and bailouts for both businesses and consumers. This survey looks at the nitty-gritty of global supply […]
Some insights on Marine risk from Allianz Global; Lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries are increasingly impacting shipping safety as demonstrated by a number of fires on vessels such as roll-on roll-off (ro-ro) car carriers and container ships. Given the many […]
Although shipping losses have halved over the past decade, fires on board vessels remain among the biggest safety issues for the maritime industry, as demonstrated by incidents this week involving the Felicity Ace cargo/RoRo ship, which caught […]
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