Hull, cargo, and liability cover for maritime operations.
Marine cargo insurance covers goods in transit by sea, air, road, or rail — from the manufacturer's warehouse to the final delivery point. For importers, exporters, and logistics operators, it's one of the most exposed lines in the business.
We place marine cover across specialist insurers familiar with trade routes, commodity types, and the specific risks of the shipping lanes your business uses.
Goods while being transported — sea, air, road, or rail — including loading, unloading, and storage in transit.
Single policy covering goods from supplier premises through transit to your warehouse and into stock.
Your share of losses deliberately incurred to save the vessel or voyage, payable under maritime law.
Lost profit when transit delays affect trading, especially for perishables or seasonal goods.
Third-party liability for damage caused by your goods during transit.
Project cargo, valuables, temperature-controlled, and hazardous goods — with wording built for the commodity.
Any business moving goods internationally — your supplier's or carrier's cover rarely extends to your interests.
Forwarders, hauliers, and consolidators needing liability cover for goods they handle on behalf of clients.
One-off movements of equipment, plant, or materials for construction, events, or industrial projects.
We analyse your risk profile in depth — exposures, loss history, contractual obligations, and strategic priorities — so the placement reflects your actual business, not a template.
We structure and negotiate terms across our panel of domestic and international insurers, selecting wordings and limits calibrated to the specific risks identified.
Through the life of the programme we manage renewals, mid-term changes, and claims — acting on your behalf in every conversation with the insurer.
A named advisor will walk through your current cover, flag likely gaps, and outline where the market is pricing competitively.