High seas, high risk
The swell in piracy attacks, particularly off the Somali coast, has been costly for insurers. With marine insurance only covering physical damage and a confusion over how to deal with kidnap and ransom risk, is it time to sweep the decks for a new wave of specific piracy policies?
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