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Marine insurance markets – a year on

20 July 2011

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Written by FP Marine Risks and first published in the Asia Insurance Review, July 2011 Almost a year ago, we wrote about the marine insurance market from an Asian perspective. We said that to focus on “underwriting, underwriting, underwriting” in response to the global economic slowdown, suggested that insurers should seek rate rises, higher deductibles [...]

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Underwriters buoyant despite recession

26 April 2010

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Despite some dire predictions from certain quarters of the market over the last year or so, marine insurers have yet again celebrated a good year with reports of healthy profits coming in from many underwriters. Whilst the harsh realities of the global economic downturn have struck the shipping and trading industries, the predicted knock-on effects [...]

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World marine insurance markets remaining soft despite recession

1 June 2009

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In February, we wrote in this blog about the stark forecasts coming out of IUMI (International Union of Marine Insurance) regarding the global recession and the effects it was likely to have on pricing levels. The report was bleak, with slower demand and falling freight rates forcing shipowners to find efficiencies across the board, and [...]

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No time for risk taking

15 January 2009

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First published in the January / February 2009 edition of Heavy Lift Magazine The global economic gloom is casting its shadow over insurance like everything else, with sharp rises in premiums likely across the board in the near future. We asked logistics-industry insurance expert Philip Bilney* why reducing cover is not a good idea. Can [...]

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