Blog: In marine cargo flexibility is key
Angela McCluskie of Fiducia pushes against creeping commoditisation in marine cargo and tells brokers there are opportunities for the taking in this complex market.
The issue for many when it comes to marine cargo insurance has been the creeping moves by most insurers towards greater commoditisation of policy coverage and online trading. Marine cargo is complex and as such requires experience and expertise to identify the risks that a shipment can face and to accurately rate that risk.
In many ways this move to a more commoditised and e-tradeable approach flies in the face of the fact that few if any cargo risks are identical. Can different risks truly
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