Marine Insurance

Marine Insurance is not legally required, but it is highly recommended for businesses involved in transporting goods to protect against unforeseen losses.
Consider the type and value of goods, transportation mode, route risks, and coverage needs when selecting a policy.
INCO terms are international trade terms that define the responsibilities of buyers and sellers in shipping agreements, affecting insurance coverage.
A floating policy covers multiple shipments under one policy, providing flexibility for businesses that ship goods frequently.
A port risk plan covers vessels while they are in port, protecting against damages and liabilities incurred while docked.