Marine Insurance

Marine insurance plays a crucial role in safeguarding businesses involved in international shipping by covering third-party liabilities. These liabilities can arise from incidents such as cargo damage, bodily injuries during loading or transit, and environmental pollution. Without proper insurance, companies may face significant legal and financial challenges, including international lawsuits and reputational harm.

Cargo insurance protects only the goods during transit against loss, damage, or theft, while marine insurance is a broader policy that also covers ships, terminals, freight revenue, and maritime liabilities in addition to cargo

Understanding what marine insurance doesn’t cover is just as important as knowing what it does. From willful negligence to delays and government seizures, learn key exclusions to avoid unpleasant surprises during claims.

In today’s unpredictable shipping environment, marine insurance with ICC (A) coverage is essential to protect your cargo from natural disasters, piracy, and global unrest — because luck isn’t a strategy.

Discover how Warehouse-to-Warehouse marine insurance offers complete cargo protection across every stage of transit — from factory pickup to final delivery — including multimodal transport, loading/unloading, and temporary storage.