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Articles for November 2024
Legal risks and green opportunities in ship recycling
Alexander Freeman, Anastasia Alexaki and Richard Cooper, at Hill Dickinson, report on the challenges of recycling old vessels
Challenges to cost modelling for marine-related property claims
Ronald Mallory, of JS Held, considers the rapid rise in marine-related property claims and what can be done to mitigate these losses
Annual health check of global marine insurance market
Lars Lange, of the International Union of Marine Insurance, discusses the recent statistics released by the group and reveals the health of the marine insurance market globally
Ready, willing and (sustain)able: shipping coming clean
Nazery Khalid shares the progress of the Hong Kong Convention aimed at greening ship recycling activities
Rerouting via Cape of Good Hope increases insurance risk
Boxships and vehicle carriers show higher frequency of weather-related claims, writes David Osler of Lloyd's List
Will owners who comply with the Hong Kong Convention be in legal jeopardy?
Herman Steen and Gisken Andersen, at Wikborg Rein, consider how the IMO is tackling market concerns around how the Hong Kong Convention will work in practice
Maritime LEO networks: opportunities and challenges
Jamie Jones, of GTMaritime, considers the evolution of satellite communications in the past 25 years as well as some of the challenges ahead
The worrying trends for safety of seafarers
The welfare of seafarers should be paramount for everyone in the maritime industry - not least because the health and safety of crew have direct impacts on operational safety and the risk of accidents, as Kunal Pathak, Lene-Camilla Nordlie, Siri Skjørestad and Kjersti Bruborg, of Gard, report
Risk and relationships: the small dry bulk operator's view
Small can be beautiful with the right network and the ability to think outside the box, write Thomas Zaidman, of Sagitta Marine, and Marcel Krol, of FDR Risk