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24 October 2017Insurance

The digital future is all at sea

New disruptive technologies such as electronic navigation, autonomous shipping and smart container monitoring systems are likely to revolutionise the maritime business, but marine insurers as a result are likely to face a lot of challenges to their existing business models and will need to adapt to these changes.

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