Large multinational companies are increasingly considering standalone political violence cover while SRCC is commonly incorporated into property insurance in parts of Asia.
Diversification into other marine lines has helped some clubs improve underwriting results, but persistent deficits are expected to drive further upward pressure on 2027 renewals.
The measures are part of a broader effort to strengthen supply-chain resilience as geopolitical risks continue to pressure maritime transport and insurance markets.
The facility offers up to US$200m each for hull and P&I risks, alongside US$200m of dedicated cargo cover, as the market responds to the planned phased reopening of the waterway.