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Britannia targets 7.5% increase on P&I premium for 2024 and return USD10 million to Members

Further to the Club’s board meeting end of October, Britannia has now announced their position regarding 20 Feb 2024 renewal: In addition to the above, the Board has agreed a capital distribution of USD10 million to mutual P&I Members with vessels on risk as at 24 October 2023 (midnight). The return for each members will be computed based on each ...

Britannia targets 10% overall increase at 2023 renewal

In the club’s meeting on 25th October, the Club decided to continue with its approach of adjusting individual member’ rates based on their individual claims record and risk profile, rather than announcing a general rate increase. However, Britannia will look to achieve an overall increase of 10% in the ETC for the year 2023/24 policy year before any group excess ...

Another capital distribution from Britannia

As announced last year, the Club is not applying General Increase anymore, however following the Board meeting last week, Britannia has advised that they will be seeking to increase the Club’s current ETC levels for 2021 renewal, by way of reviewing Member’s individual record, with any adjustment in the IG Reinsurance programme cost being passed on to Members. Minimum P&I ...

Britannia P&I Club quash GI from 2020

As Britannia is opening the round of P&I announcements for 2020/21 renewals, the Club has decided to follow in the footstep of Skuld and to not seek General Increase across their membership anymore, starting from 20 February 2020 for both P&I and FD&D. Rates will be reviewed and adjusted based on each Member’s individual record only, with any adjustment in ...

Britannia P&I Club announces nil General Increase for 2019/20

The Britannia P&I Club, managed by Tindall Riley & Co, has announced it will be seeking a nil General Increase for 2019/20 year, with any changes of the International Group Reinsurance costs being passed on to Members in the usual way. The Club will also be seeking to increase minimum deductibles as follows: 2018 2019 Cargo USD12,500 USD14,000 Crew USD3,000 ...

Britannia returns USD10m to Members, and announces Nil General Increase for 2018

Further to Britannia Board meeting on 17 October, the Club has announced that they will not apply any General Increase on P&I and FD&D advance call at 2018 renewal. In addition, the Club will return a further USD10m to mutual Members, based on premium for ships on risk at midnight BST 17 October 2017. The Club has already redistributed USD20 ...

At a glance – IG Club General Increases for 2017

The following is solely in respect of the Mutual P&I entries and excludes FD&D, fixed premium entries and charterer’s liability. The headline General Increase numbers are as follows and will be updated as each Club announces – click on each Club’s link to see the full GI announcement or use for real time data comparison: American Club – 0% for ...

Britannia announces nil GI for 2017 and reduces Deferred Calls for 2014 and 2015 Policy years.

Britannia P&I Club also announces no general increase on P&I and FD&D rates for 2017 renewal. At the same time, the Club is reducing 2014/15 and 2015/16 Deferred P&I calls as follows: 2014/15: the deferred call is reduced to 35% from 45% originally, then 40% in November 2014 and 37.5% in October 2015. 17.5% was collected in October last ...

Overview of 2016 IG P&I Club General Increases (Final)

The following is solely in respect of the Mutual P&I entries and excludes FD&D, fixed premium entries and charterer’s liability. The headline General Increase numbers are as follows and will be updated as each Club announces: American Club – 2.5% Britannia – 2.5% Gard – 2.5% Japan – 3% London – 5% North of England – 2.5% Shipowners – 0% Skuld – (not applicable) ...

Britannia P&I Club General Increase 2016 announced

Britannia P&I Club, managed by Tindall Riley, has announced an 2.5% general increase on the Advance Call for the 2016 P&I renewal, with the Deferred Call remaining at 45%. Adjustments in ‘excess of loss’ reinsurance costs will continue to be passed on to the members although there will be no increase in the minimum deductibles required. In addition, the Club ...