Titlebook: Marine Insurance; Origins and Institut A. B. Leonard (Associate Director) Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 As

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,Genoa, 1340–1620: Early Development of Marine Insurance,s and early development have been debated by scholars for more than a century. Some have argued that the ancient Phoenicians and Greeks protected their maritime enterprises through systems of loans with a risk-transfer element. More ambiguous contracts which transferred the risk of oceangoing trade

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,England 1523–1601: The Beginnings of Marine Insurance,t increases substantially in the space of a few years, only to fade again after a few decades, and return to growth towards the end of the seventeenth century. After that, plenty of records remain. However, this misbehaving trend does not affect our knowledge as much as would appear to be the case a

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,London 1426–1601: Marine Insurance and the Law Merchant,rs in London were the merchant community itself, typically embodied in the city’s Lord Mayor and Aldermen, and the merchants’ own body of governing rules, part of the Law Merchant. In 1781 the underwriter John Weskett published his encyclopaedic ., which describes the Law Merchant as follows:.

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,America 1720–1820: War and Organisation, of population approximately every 25 years. Overseas trade played a vital role. Furs, fish, ship masts, whale oil, tobacco, rice, and indigo were exported to Britain and Ireland in exchange for a wide range of manufactured goods and textiles. A negative trade balance with Britain was compensated fo

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,Cadiz 1780–1808: A Corporate Experiment,ecades of the eighteenth century. This chapter focuses on the rapid rise and equally sudden demise of the insurance business in Cadiz, from 1780 to 1808. A flurry of mercantile partnerships was established to underwrite the commercial ventures of Spanish traders in the 1780s and 1790s. The escalatin