Marine Insurance
The Marine Insurances are the first form of insurance known in history, since ancient times.
According to the "Law of Marine Insurances" of 1906, the marine insurance is defined through an insurance policy which can cover the goods (cargo), ship, freight or any other related insurable interest against bid dangers or adjacent dangers to such a transportation.
According to the "Law of Marine Insurances" of 1906, the marine insurance is defined through an insurance policy which can cover the goods (cargo), ship, freight or any other related insurable interest against bid dangers or adjacent dangers to such a transportation.
Contractual Guarantees
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Commercial loan
The need of financial insurances is determined by the fact that the commercial activity is, by definition, submitted to various risks. Each…
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