Russian insurer wrangles over unpaid wages of abandoned crew
Case of the Lady Mina highlights sharp rise in seafarers left without proper wages when shipowners run out of cash
Insurance
‘Aggressive campaign’: Nigeria fights to cut war risk premiums two weeks after gunmen abducted crew
Oil producer says country’s security profile does not justify the higher costs
Four charged in Norway over ‘scam’ insurance company
Financial supervisor warned customers off unlicensed Ro Marine
Shipowners can no longer rely on global rules, warn Greek troubleshooters
Chaotic world appears to be calling out for the services of MarDiplo co-founders
Russia fears halted crew food supplies for stricken bulker at centre of ‘explosive cargo’ drama, says UK official
Government salvage expert Stephan Hennig tells meeting that cargo blast fears slowed routine shipping operation
Swedish Club boosts cash reserves with 2024 profit
Gothenburg-based insurer has focused on building financial strength under leadership of Thomas Nordberg
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Stale Hansen says size matters as he eyes expansion for casualty pooling system but with fewer small players
Judge orders six managers of Baltimore boxship disaster to travel to US
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Russia-Ukraine Black Sea ceasefire comes with strings attached for shipping
Maritime deal will make Ukraine’s grain trade safer, but may slow it down
Japan P&I Club loses tonnage as rivals target country’s large fleet
Senior officials say inflation and higher costs of claims have contributed to a challenging environment