WAR RISK RATES INCREASED
LONDON, March 24.
The underwriters have revised war risk rates as between the United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand as follows:—Outwards, 7/6 per cent.; homewards, 10/- per cent. Between North America and Australia and New Zealand, both ways via the Cape, 5/- per cent.; via Panama and Pacific, 2/6 per cent. Between Australia and New Zealand and East Africa, South Africa, West Africa, north of the Equator, both ways, 5/- per cent.; south of the Equator, 2-6 per cent. Rates for the Mediterranean, except Spain and Spanish possessions. 7/6 per cent.; India, Straits Settlements, and Japan, 2/6 per cent.: Hong Kong and Shanghai, 5/- per cent.
A message from Oslo states that Norwegian insurance companies have increased North Sea war risks.
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Dominion, Volume 32, Issue 155, 27 March 1939, Page 9
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