The global marine cargo insurance market is expected to reach $34.0 billion by 2032, growing at a CAGR of 5.86 per cent from 2024 to 2032. The market was valued at 20.8 billion in 2023.

Expanding international trade and increasing exposure to natural disasters have elevated the need for robust cargo coverage, protecting businesses from losses caused by extreme weather events, ...

Four TradeTrust platforms now approved by P&I clubs for insurance coverage. Singapore has taken a key step towards wider use ...

HIVE Underwriters, an independent specialty managing general agent (MGA), is strengthening its new Marine specialty underwriting team with two new ...

IUMI and TAPA warn that increasingly sophisticated cargo crime is driving billions in losses and forcing underwriters to ...

Absence of structured cargo consolidation systems has continued to inflate trade costs and weaken Nigerian shippers’ competitiveness within ...

An alarming rise in cargo theft and freight fraud across global supply chains is being highlighted by the International Union of Marine Insurance (IUMI) and the Transported Asset Protection ...

An alarming rise in cargo theft and freight fraud across global supply chains is being highlighted by the International Union ...

Distinguished Programs, a national MGA and insurance programmes manager, is broadening its specialty footprint with the ...

The Ashanti Business Owners Association (ABOA) is calling on the government to suspend the newly announced directive mandating local ...

The geopolitical drama unfolding with respect to Venezuela is loaded with opportunity and fraught with political risk arising ...

From motor and health to travel, marine and credit lines, insurers see reforms unlocking penetration, faster claims and long-term resilience ...