Ports and terminals are more than mere stopovers for passing ships.
As a leading broker in the ports and terminals sector, we go above and beyond to tailor solutions to your precise needs - irrespective of your risks’ complexity and location. That is why we build long-lasting relationships with our clients. Only through understanding your unique circumstances can we begin to protect you.
From hurricanes and earthquakes to collisions, allisions, terrorism, channel blockages, and oil spills, we help you navigate a diverse range of risks. Partner with us and make your risks our business.
We work with all types of ports and terminals, including container, bulk, breakbulk, cruise, and auto terminals. We know that incorrect valuations can increase exposure on your balance sheet. We make sure they are accurately valued and properly insured, so you never face unexpected losses.
Your needs are unique. Your insurance strategy should be, too. When it comes to protecting your future, one size does not fit all. By building a clear picture of your circumstances, we tailor cover to your precise needs.
Working closely with you, we use time-tested experience and market insights to navigate your risks, from day-to-day challenges to catastrophic events. We navigate market cycles to craft optimal insurance solutions.
With over 130 years’ combined experience broking the insurance of ports and terminals, we have built lasting relationships with key insurers. These relationships give us access to the main decision-makers and help deliver the cover that you need. We have built specialist facilities which can provide capacity from A+ rated markets up to high limits – only accessible through us.
With expert planning and 24-hour response times, we don't miss deadlines.
Our experienced specialists are empowered to act in your best interest, always.
When there is no suitable solution in the market, we design it. We leave no stone unturned in finding your optimal solution.

Terminal operators’ liability
Port authority liability
Handling equipment
Property and infrastructure
Business interruption
Terrorism and political violence
Port blockages
Trade disruption