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Some years ago the Club included an article on the dangers attached to "pre-dating and clausing" of bills of lading in its newsletter, "The Intermediary".  The Club issued a

Yesterday evening the 10 rowers who formed ITIC's 'Anger Management' crew took their places during the first heat of The Big Row in Spitalfields, London. The aim was to row 1,000,000 metres in total

To see the article as it appears in The Baltic, please click here. The article can be found on page 78: This year has seen the publication by BIMCO and the Norwegian Shipbrokers Association of

ITIC and the Australasian Institute of Marine Surveyors (AIMS) are hosting two risk management seminars and drinks receptions. Identical seminars will be held in both Melbourne and Sydney, on

The new edition of the Claims Review can now be read online.  This edition was produced to coincide with the recent ITIC Board meeting held in Fremantle, Australia. It contains a warning

To see the article as it appears in Ship Management International please click here (page 10) The increased incidence of fraud – and how to detect, minimise and prevent it – has been the focus of

To see the article as it appears in Ship Management International, please click here (issue 88, page 14) Earlier this year we wrote an article for Ship Management International on the low sulphur

ITIC is often asked what is the most common claim against our ship manager members. That is an easy question to answer. As a professional indemnity insurer, it is no surprise that the majority of

Venezuela, in common with many countries, has regulations to protect domestic shipping. Foreign flagged ships can obtain a permit when there is no local tonnage capable of performing the required

A tanker broker, who had moved from a large firm to a smaller one, was pleasantly surprised when a charterer client of his former employer approached him asking the broker to take over his