Greek marine insurance broker pair snapped up by Germany’s Georg Duncker
Ambitious German firm makes strategic move with its first acquisition of an overseas marine broker
Insurance
Oslo insurer Hydor staff members temporarily step down amid ongoing shadow fleet probe
Oslo-based insurer was former owner of company under suspicion for supplying fake papers to Russia-linked vessels
Sweden tightens insurance net on ‘shadow fleet’ in Baltic Sea
EU nations step up coordinated action against Russia-trading vessels
Forgotten document anchoring 170 years of P&I history — and an antitrust surprise
Shipwreck remains and handwritten records trace the evolution of one of shipping’s longest-running insurance systems
Record year of high claims vindicates NorthStandard merger, say club chiefs
Larger protection and indemnity club was designed for a more volatile world
Container shipping braces after US court blocks Trump tariffs
Carriers and shippers are learning to cope and are pausing supply chains or diverting cargo
Losses ‘test foundations’ of insurer NorthStandard after ‘challenging’ claims year
Mutual reported five of the 20 P&I claims above $10m in an expensive 12 months for the industry
UK P&I Club laments ‘significant challenges’ after year of record claims
High-profile incidents like the Dali collision led to one of the most expensive years on record
Insurance veteran and ‘Bronx boy’ Harold Halpin dies at 82 after ‘amazing life’
Halpin was credited with building up Lamorte Burns and founding two other firms
Total shipping losses hit record lows despite armed threats
Rogue states and proxies could mimic the disruptive tactics of the Houthis, warns insurer Allianz