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Super El Niño set to harden marine insurance premiums

Double whammy from weather event and armed conflicts will mean more claims, TT Club warns

Insurance Marine

‘AIS-assisted collisions’ now recurring factor in casualties, warns Gard

Technology best used to supplement sound navigation basics

Safety Casualty

UK Club and TT Club set to acquire Thomas Miller Holdings

Marine mutuals take control of storied management company

Insurance Marine

Hormuz war risk premium surge confirmed

Mid-single-digit percentage point range emerges as new normal

Strait of Hormuz crisis Insurance

Hormuz war risk rates surge as Trump declares ceasefire ‘over’

Quotes double on back of renewed Middle East tensions

Strait of Hormuz crisis Insurance

Court of Appeal upholds decision in forged war risk policy case

Lloyd’s Europe must pay out on mortgagee interest insurance policy after lenders hoodwinked

Ukraine crisis Insurance

War risk underwriters mull renewed Hormuz tensions

London market in wait-and-see mode, sources indicate

Insurance Law

Lloyd’s and Arch not on hook for Nord Stream blasts, Commercial Court rules

Underwriters able to rely on standard contract’s war exclusions

Insurance Law

Shipowners need to protect their interests in general average claims, Gard warns

If a factory blows up, that’s the factory owner’s problem. If a boxship has to be salved, thousands are on the hook for a slice of the bill

Insurance Law

Hormuz contract disputes shaping up as huge issue for shipping and marine insurance

Impact ‘potentially colossal’ as shipowners, charterers and underwriters jockey for their widely differing commercial interests to prevail

Strait of Hormuz crisis Insurance

Hormuz crisis sparks surge in shipping contract disputes

Charterers tell owners they could — and should — have performed fixtures despite war

Strait of Hormuz crisis Law

US court decisions could shake-up Hague Rules impact, warns Gard

Development could significantly reduce carriers’ limitation exposure

Insurance Law
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