This second chapter of PART IV covers other avenues and considerations that the parties need to take into consideration while deciding their insurance options. After the Introductory paragraph, other factors covered involved include, but are not necessarily limited to the: Need for additional cover for overlooked losses and damages; Sellers’ Post Contractual Insurance Obligations; Seller’s Pre-Contractual Insurance Considerations; Seller’s Own Interest Policy; Buyer’s Pre-Contractual Insurance Considerations; need for Avoidance of self-insurance scenarios; Choice of Institute Cargo Clauses; Insurance of CISG Contracts; [Uniqueness of] Institute Common Law Contracts; Alternative/Additional sources of cover from Export Credit Insurance; The Official Export Credit Agencies; Advantages and Disadvantages of Export Credit Insurance; Other State Supported Insurance Policies; Other Private Sector Equivalent Insurance; Consequential Loss Insurance; Miscellaneous Export Risks Insurance; Policy Options; State Restrictions of Export Trade Insurance; Other Incoterms Considerations; Further Aspects of Overlooked Insurance; Additional Contingency Insurance Absent in Incoterms; Sellers’ Additional Contingency and Own Insurance; Buyers’ Additional Contingency and Own Insurance; Alternative Additional Insurance Consideration; Harmonization of Insurance with International Trade Practices; Comparisons with Commodity Trade Policies; Insurance in selected Major Civil Law and Other Jurisdictions; External Considerations Affecting Insurance Obligations; State Intervention and other Restrictive Practices; WTO and Other Public Aspects of International Trade; “Further Food for Thoughts”; Concluding Remarks; References Used; and Further Readings.