Hull market braced for potential $75mn loss after ship sinks in typhoon
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Hull market braced for potential $75mn loss after ship sinks in typhoon

Samuel Casey
08 July 2022
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The marine hull market is gearing up for a potential $75mn claim on a Convex-led cover after an engineering vessel caught in a typhoon sank in the South China Sea, Insurance Insider can reveal.

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