Generally, geopolitical instability from budding trade wars is likely to result in hesitation from insurers. The National Insurance Alliance (NIA), a specialty insurance service provider based in the British Cayman Islands, anticipated that insurers may freeze capital commitments, particularly in inland marine shipping and manufacturing, and postpone major policy decisions until trade policies become clearer and the geopolitical landscape stabilizes.
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