Piracy at sea: ‘Assured’ enough?

October 2013

Simon Cartwright of Holman Fenwick Willan takes a look at risk from the perspective of the cargo owner and insurers in the event of piracy. In September, the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs hosted ‘Countering Maritime Piracy: Continued Efforts for Regional Capacity Building’. The conference was a timely reminder that although Somali-based piracy is no longer front page news, it...

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