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Andrew was ITIM's Claims director and has been with ITIC since its foundation in 1992. Previously he had been employed by one of ITIC's predecessors, CISBACLUB. Andrew has a huge wealth of knowledge

Matthew Offers, sits down to chat with the Claims Review editor, as part of this regular interview series in which we get to know ITIC’s claims handlers.  How long have you worked at

How long have you worked at ITIC? I joined ITIC at the end of March 2022, however, I already feel like a member of the ITIC family. Where were you working before you joined ITIC? I was working as

Has the cargo owner authorised release in writing? A Turkish liner agent was requested by the receiver of 12 containers of frozen meat shipped from Denmark to deliver them without original bills of

In the last 20 years, ITIC has recovered more than US$ 145 million in unpaid commission, outstanding port disbursements, survey fees and other debts for ITIC Members. The insurance pays the legal

The last issue of ‘The Intermediary’ looked at the need for Members to take care that they made their agency status clear when signing off correspondence. The article concentrated on the problems

Climate change and damage to the environment is at the top of the agenda for nation states, corporations and financial institutions when forming policy decisions. The EU has focused on shipping to

The International Transport Intermediaries Club (ITIC) says suppliers of goods and services in the marine industries are increasingly turning to shipmanagers for settlement of their bills when

By Mark Brattman, Claims Director Claims at ITIC continue to be consistent - both in terms of number and net notified. The last full policy year (2024) was a slight improvement on the Previous

Positive Signs One of the unfortunate effects of a period of economic instability is that companies can lose money, to which a common reaction is to try to find another party to blame. The result is