Insurer Steamship sticks to what it does best in race for market share
Protection and indemnity club says it will not pursue alternative insurance lines
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Salvaging Sounion: How the Red Sea was saved from an oil spill disaster to dwarf Exxon Valdez
One year ago today, the world got lucky. TradeWinds explores how salvors beat the odds while staring down the barrel of Houthi rebels
Insurance underwriters grapple with Washington-Brussels divide on price cap
EU and UK underwriters may be unable to follow US leads
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Sanctions, tariffs and military flashpoints the ‘new normal’ for shipping insurance, says Swedish Club
Thomas Nordberg says turmoil is now a permanent part of the operating environment
Why insurers could still be on the hook for GPS spoofing casualties, despite get-out clauses
GPS spoofing, throwing awry a ship’s navigation, has spiked during conflicts in the Baltic and the Middle East