Swedish Club looks to London as it eyes growth
Mutual insurer wants to take advantage of capital’s talent pool
Insurance
Tsakos Shipping’s Andreas Bisbas claims Lloyd’s of London insurance is ‘no longer sacrosanct’
Insurance head reveals hull cover was pulled at the outbreak of war in breach of contract
Russian missiles targeted cargo ship last month, UK claims
Government reinterprets thwarted port strikes that took place on 24 August to say they were meant to hit a vessel
Insurers lament as ‘smart’ sanctions fracture world trade
LISW event told the ‘dark fleet’ will be around for some time to come as governments use shipping services for political ends
Ukraine rejects concessions to Russia to revive UN grain corridor
Kyiv seems increasingly focused on efforts to set up its own independent grain export scheme instead
Ukraine, Russia pour could water on UN efforts to revive grain deal
Kyiv seems increasingly focused on efforts to set up its own independent grain export scheme instead
Ukraine, Russia pour cold water on UN efforts to revive grain deal
Kyiv seems increasingly focused on setting up its own independent grain export scheme instead
Marine insurance claims return to pre-pandemic levels as inflation bites
Insurance association Cefor sees inflation starting to impact on insurer’s costs
London retains status as global insurance capital despite declining market share
Ukraine conflict has helped the centuries-old insurance market showcase its capabilities
Zelenskyy calls for help with Odesa air cover to defend new grain corridor
Without Russian acquiescence, Ukraine faces an uphill struggle to export its own grain by sea