Marek Zbyszewski

Concentration of Value: Risks to Consider

As the global supply chain continues to evolve, it is important to manage the risks that evolve with it. Some risks, such as physical and political conflict, are in the forefront, while others are often overlooked. One such area of supply chain risk management that does not get as much attention is concentration of value, which generally refers to the accumulation of cargo in one place or vessel.

What is General Average?

A great deal can occur during a cargo vessel’s voyage, whether on the open sea or passing through...

Understanding CAT Coverage on a Cargo Policy, With Ryan Thaanum

The cargo insurance market has experienced challenging conditions over the past few years. Cargo...

ECIB: 30 Years of Excellence

The world of supply chain risk looked a lot different back in 1994. Globalization was accelerating...

Navigating Risk in the Retail Industry: A Multifaceted Challenge

Retailers are constantly navigating treacherous waters, from rapidly changing consumer expectations...

Current Trends in Today's Cargo Insurance Market

A lot has changed in the cargo insurance market over the past few years, and 2023 is shaping up to...

Hurricane Season 2023: Prepare Your People, Property, and Cargo

The 2023 Atlantic hurricane season officially began on June 1. Thus far, the only named storm has...

What is the Five Powers War Clause?

Cargo insurance is an evolving product that must adapt to changes in the global environment....

Supply Chain Risk Management in the Automotive & Mobility Industry

The automotive and mobility industry has experienced rapid growth and development over the past...

Cargo Claims: Are You Covered? 4 Examples of What's at Stake

As the saying goes - bad things can happen to good cargo. As a shipment moves through the various...