This market briefing will examine examples of storage losses, the difficulties faced in collecting documentary evidence, and the problems presented by evidence that purports to demonstrate physical existence of insured good or the nature of those goods.
Shipping plays a vital role in world trade and is the backbone of the world economy. Without this, many countries would be unable to participate in world trade, despite complex risks of losses and claims associated within such a vast industry.
At this market briefing presentation, our guest speakers will examine examples of storage losses, the difficulties faced in collecting documentary evidence, and the problems presented to insurers by evidence that purports to conclusively demonstrate physical existence of insured goods or the nature of those goods, contrary to the factual findings of the investigation.