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Recent updates on the treatment of safe port warranties
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Andrey Perepelitsa and Mykola Kozachenko, of Interlegal, review developments on safe port clauses
Maritime Risk International
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Bankruptcies and credit risk during lockdown
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The cracks in the market have begun to show – bankruptcies are at the door. The interdependence of the maritime supply chain necessitates regular evaluation of counterparties, their customers and suppliers, writes Sebastian Villyn of Lloyd’s List
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The dangers of enclosed spaces
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Yves Vandenborn, of the Standard Club, asks why enclosed space entry fatalities are still happening
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An age-old problem rears its head as stowaways return as a threat to shipping
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Clandestine migration, also characterised as stowaways, has been a problem for the maritime and freight transport sector for some time now. The risk during the current Covid-19 crisis has not diminished; in certain places it has increased. Michael Yarwood, of the TT Club examines the situation and offers advice on mitigation measures
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Problem solving through Covid-19 and beyond
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Roger Evans, of the International Salvage Union, provides an assessment of the state of the marine salvage industry
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On high alert in west Africa
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As attacks by pirates become more frequent off the coast of west Africa, Wallem discusses ways to ensure the safety of seafarers
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Covid-19: running shipping aground
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Nazery Khalid assesses the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on global shipping
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Using technology to tackle the challenges of Covid-19
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Peter Stålberg, of The Swedish Club, discusses the way in which technology has been a game changer in terms of risk management through the Covid-19 pandemic, but stresses there are still more improvements needed
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Large shipping losses continue to fall
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West Africa remains a hotspot for pirates in 2020. However, the good news is that large shipping losses more generally are falling, according to the latest report from Allianz Global Corporate and Specialty