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Oct 19, 2026

Michael LiebreichHOST
47:26
You mentioned that you got insurance.
Michael LiebreichHOST
47:29
Who provided that? That's war risk insurance.
Michael LiebreichHOST
47:32
Who provided it? And how easy is it to get that? Because I can see you've got high electricity prices here.
Michael LiebreichHOST
47:39
You've got an extreme urge to do things quickly.
Dmytro BorodayGUEST
48:29
And we have seen increased availability coming from international financial institutions like the World Bank Group through their MIGA program, but also specific European countries, governments providing it to their investors or whenever the sponsor is acquiring equipment purchasing equipment from their country of operations, then you can apply and get this insurance.
Michael LiebreichHOST
48:51
MEGA is part of the World Bank Group.
Michael LiebreichHOST
48:55
I don't know what MEGA stands for, but I've come across it as being a provider of foreign exchange risk insurance, but not bombs and bangs, war risk insurance.
Michael LiebreichHOST
49:06
But have they expanded to do that?
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0:30
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Chris MorrowHOST
0:36
Today we're talking about the Straits of Hormuz and the impact of the Iran conflict on war risk coverage, premium volatility, global trade, the vessel security, and crew welfare.
Chris MorrowHOST
0:48
I'm Chris Morrow, Managing Director of Marine North America at Willis Marine.
Chris MorrowHOST
0:52
And today, I have the pleasure to be joined by Charlie McCammon, Senior Director of Marine North America, and James Reason, Head of Hull Marine GB.

7 MINS LATER

James ReasonGUEST
7:38
There is still elements of competition, albeit, um, it's, it's still quite cautious at times.
James ReasonGUEST
7:44
Uh, but it, it is functioning.
Chris MorrowHOST
7:46
It sounds as if, I mean, we lived in a world where war risk, uh, was, dare I say, niche, uh, and, and a bit specialized in its nature.
Chris MorrowHOST
7:55
Has it become a mainstream commercial necessity, James? It sounds like that's where, uh, you were leading to and, and what we've been seeing.
Odile Renaud-BassoGUEST
42:21
So that's something we are, we are looking into.
Odile Renaud-BassoGUEST
42:24
The second type of product we develop, which is not technically a war insurance, but very, I mean, economically is very close to, is, uh, the fact when, um, that we have-- we are developing when in our portfolio risk sharing some, uh, what we call an, uh, enterprise and security enhancement, where we can...
Odile Renaud-BassoGUEST
42:49
If we finance an investment for a company and then this investment is destroyed-
Adélie Pojzman-PontayHOST
42:55
Mm-hmm

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