Underwriting performance of P&I clubs likely to fall in FY25: AM Best
February 20 2025 by InsuranceAsia News
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Exclusive: London P&I Club to dock in Shanghai, sail on Asian wave amid difficult-to-navigate geopolitical storm
- March 13
Club also saw new tonnage increase in other APAC countries, such as South Korea, Vietnam, and Indonesia during last month's renewals.
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Japan P&I confirms key personnel changes amid latest reshuffle
- March 10
Koji Shikada takes on extended roles as deputy head of underwriting units and general manager of Tokyo underwriting department I, effective from April 1.
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‘Any dollar trade could be risky’: sanction complications remain for insurers even as Trump mulls easing curbs
- March 5
NorthStandard's head of external affairs Mike Salthouse discusses the impact of sanctions, the rise of shadow fleets, and the complexities of insuring maritime operations amid evolving geopolitical tensions.
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Skuld grows mutual P&I GT by 6% during renewal despite ‘turbulent times’
- February 26
The club's mutual P&I tonnage for the 2025/26 policy year stands at 122 million gross tonnage (GT).
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