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8 September 2025Insurance

Inland hull faces wartime exposures: but insurers are innovating

The world has entered a dangerous phase with wars raging across many regions and continents, where the ongoing conflicts have raised questions for the inland hull insurance market in how it can confront such difficult circumstances.

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