Given that the Incoterm$$ used in a contract is CIF $($port of arrival$),$ what advice would you, as a freight forwarder, give your client, the consignee with respect to insurance?

Question $36$ options:

Negotiate in the sales contract that the seller must purchase all risk insurance $($not minimum cover$)$ and show proof through an insurance certificate that seller$$s insurance is in place before payment is made.

All the statements are sound advice

Advise the buyer to purchase insurance from their insurance company for any unforeseen events so that the buyer$$s own insurance pays damages and the buyer$$s insurer $($as subrogee$)$ can sort out the mess.

Advise the seller to buy $$All Risk$$ insurance for the entire adventure from the freight forwarder under the forwarder$$s open cover policy