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Articles for May 2015
Lochain Patrick
New director named
Skuld
Singapore head
Standard Syndicate
Commences at Lloyd’s
Safety record continues to improve
A new report from Allianz suggests the maritime industry is continuing to improve on its safety record, as Rahul Khanna, of Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty, reveals
New European guide for salvors
Associate members of the International Salvage Union heard new European guidelines are promised this year, as Maritime Risk International reports
The value of salvage
The value of salvage and the work of salvors was highlighted at the International Salvage Union’s recent Associate Members Day held in London. Below, Maritime Risk International reports on a few of the stories to emerge from the day
Ince & Co
New partners
Bibby Ship Management
Award win
Liberian Registry
New office
Braemar
New director
Hutton’s Group
New regional hub
Tokio Marine Kiln
Manchester appointment
Diverted profits tax – a maritime risk?
Angela Savin, of Norton Rose Fulbright, warns a new tax regime in the UK brings new risks
Evolution of salvage continues apace
Salvage is having to adapt as the shipping industry changes, as Jon Walker and Nick Haslam, of LOC Group, report
How shipping deals with quarantine in the modern age – practical aspects
Nina von Borries, of Skuld, looks at the practical side of a ship in quarantine
What supporting documents should owners provide with demurrage claims?
Neil Henderson, of 4 Pump Court, reviews the decision of the Commercial Court in The Adventure as to the documentary requirements of demurrage claims under the BPVoy4