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Articles for May 2016
Supply chain risks, threats and trends in the maritime industry
Jim Yarborough reviews BSI's latest report on supply chain risks, which includes analysis of supply chain-related incidents throughout 2015
Nigerian piracy threat looms
Jake Longworth, of the Eos Risk Group, provides analysis of Gulf of Guinea maritime piracy in 2016
Supply chain risks, threats and trends in the maritime industry
Jim Yarborough reviews BSI's latest report on supply chain risks, which includes analysis of supply chain-related incidents throughout 2015
Salvage and wreck removal remain key issues
James Herbert, of the International Salvage Union (ISU), provides a review of the ISU's annual associate members' day conference
Mind the gap (in contracts)
Brian Perrott, of Holman Fenwick Willan, and Stewart Buckingham, of Quadrant Chambers, review a recent case involving the sale and purchase of two cargoes of soyabeans
Slips, trips and falls
Slips, trips and falls aboard ships represent nearly one in three of the largest personal injury claims submitted to the UK P&I Club, totalling US$155 million in the past 10 years. Petar Modev, of the UK P&I Club, examines the hazards posed and suggests how to reduce incidents
Reporting marine casualties in the US
Charles Anderson, of Skuld North America, warns that prompt casualty reporting in the US is essential
Preparing for hurricane season
Peregrine Storrs-Fox, of the TT Club, takes a look at the predictions for the forthcoming Atlantic hurricane season
InterManager
New member
Chaucer
New insurance team
Capsicum Re
Team growth
Markel
New marine underwriter
Beazley
Strengthens underwriting capabilities in Asia Pacific
IMarEST
First female president
Skuld
Strengthening mariTIme team
Nigerian piracy threat looms
Jake Longworth, of the Eos Risk Group, provides analysis of Gulf of Guinea maritime piracy in 2016
How better models can turn catastrophe risk into opportunity
Ahead of releasing a new marine model in May, Chris Folkman, of RMS, explains the three elements needed by models to turn marine catastrophe risks into innovation opportunities
Inchcape
Expansion into Mexico