Marine Insurance
Comprehensive risk protection tailored for your business needs.
Protect your business, employees, and operations with structured insurance solutions.
Who It's For
Exporters, importers, and logistics companies handling international or domestic shipments across sea, air, and land.
Key Risks Covered
Building problem awareness for your business
Transit Loss
Physical damage or loss of goods during sea, air, or land transit.
Financial Exposure
Loss of revenue due to non-delivery or damage of high-value cargo.
Maritime Liabilities
Legal claims arising from collision, pollution, or general average.
Political & War Risks
Disruptions in international trade routes due to conflict or government action.
Solution Overview
Our strategic approach to your insurance needs
Our marine risk advisory covers the entire supply chain. We help you navigate complex Incoterms and structure policies that protect your financial interest from warehouse to warehouse.
Core Benefits
Optional Covers & Extensions
Customise your policy based on your business needs.
Duty Insurance
Coverage for customs duty paid on imported goods.
Seller's Interest
Protection when the buyer fails to insure as per Incoterms.
Concealed Damage
Coverage for damage discovered after unpacking.
Why CKP for Business Insurance
Your strategic partner in risk management
Strategic Advisory Approach
We assess your risks first, then recommend the right coverage — not the other way around.
Expert Guidance
Clear, practical advice tailored to your needs, risks, and financial goals.
Transparent Process
No hidden terms. No confusion. You understand exactly what you're buying.
Long-Term Support
From policy selection to claims — we stay with you at every step.
Common Risks & Mistakes
Avoid these pitfalls to ensure robust protection
Not choosing the right 'Incoterms' which define when risk transfers.
Under-declaring the value of goods to save on premium.
Ignoring the 'Institute Cargo Clauses' (A, B, or C) specifics.
Failing to report damage immediately upon arrival.
Protect Your Business with the Right Coverage
Get expert advice tailored to your business risks and requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
These are standard sets of terms (A, B, C) that define the extent of coverage, with 'A' being the most comprehensive.
Yes, most policies include 'Warehouse to Warehouse' coverage.
A maritime law principle where all stakeholders share the cost of a loss incurred to save the ship and cargo.