UK freight association boss seeks solutions to uninsured cargo
LONDON : Steve Parker, Director General of the British International Freight Association (BIFA) joined Marcus Baker, global head of marine, cargo and Logistics at Marsh to deliver the
Security of the supply chain more critical than ever
LONDON : A kilo of cocaine is worth between USD 1,500 and USD 2,200 in producing countries such as Colombia. By the time it reaches consumer markets in
US Tariffs on Chinese built ships and fleets
LONDON : The Club has been receiving enquiries and requests for draft charter clauses from members about the proposed U.S. ‘Make Shipbuilding Great Again’ Order and potential imposition
NorthStandard appoints Kate Kwiatkowska as new Head of Sustainability
TYNE (UK) : NorthStandard has appointed Kate Kwiatkowska as its new Head of Sustainability to drive forward a key part of the global marine insurer’s long-term strategy. Joining
TT Club highlights dangers of fire to mobile port equipment
LONDON : TT Club is warning cargo handling and terminals operators that fire remains a major cause of damage and losses to port and terminal equipment. The insurance
The American Club achieves target increase with the 2025/2026 P&I renewal Premium
NEW YORK : The American Club has reported a strong renewal, achieving targets set by the Board for 2025. While gross tonnage for the Club’s Class I (mutual
Innovators in Cargo Handling Safety Honoured at TT Club Innovation in Safety Award
LONDON : Over the past ten years since its inception the ICHCA hosted TT Club Innovation in Safety Award has seen entries marked by a significantly increased diversity
NorthStandard remains on course after year of headwinds for marine insurers
LONDON : NorthStandard has finished a challenging year for global marine insurance, reporting an increase in poolable tonnage and continuing progress towards meeting its strategic goals. Marine insurers
Accolades for Safety Innovation extended
LONDON : The enthusiasm with which the Award has been received since its inception in 2016 is evidenced by the consistent number of inspiring entries each year. All
Continued growth in risk to inland waterway operations: Climate change resilience measures required
LONDON : 2024 was the hottest year on record globally. Reinsurer Swiss Re reported natural catastrophe losses exceeding US$100 billion for the fifth year in succession and with