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11/20/2008 09:18 AM

Marine Insurance - Exchange Rates Insurance News

Large amounts of international trade and many limits and sums insured for Marine insurance contracts are negotiated in a currency other than Australian Dollars (A$). Fluctuating rates of exchange between currencies are common with most entities exposed to this area implementing forms of hedging or risk management to reduce the likely impact on their business. Where rapid and significant variances occur together, the best laid hedging and risk management plans may not be sufficient to completely eliminate impact on a business.

11/19/2008 03:30 PM

Liability Insurance For Offices & Business Services

Everyone operating a business must have Business Liability Insurance Coverage to protect against unforeseen circumstances. Even if you have a small home-based business things can happen that you were not expecting. Most people cannot afford to go for very long without a source of income.

11/17/2008 03:53 PM

Does Your Business Insurance Cover You For the Extras?

If you are a business owner, it is vital you have the right business insurance package. It is also essential you fully understand what your policy covers you for. So, what are the main issues to take into consideration? Read on to find out.

11/17/2008 10:06 AM

Professional Indemnity Insurance is Needed For All Consultants

The number of people starting businesses in the UK has been growing for the past few years. An increasing trend is to start a consultancy business offering expertise to those who need it. Offering advice as a consultant comes with risks. If a client makes a financial loss because of the advice you have given they may make a claim against you for the loss they have suffered.

11/16/2008 06:00 PM

Marine Insurance - Charterer's Liability Insurance News

International trade in some specialised and bulk commodities is often conducted using chartered (hired) vessels which allows for greater flexibility and control of the trade chain to both seller and buyer. Most vessels will be chartered by one of three principle methods.