Shipowners P&I Club announces 5% GI for 2024 renewals
The Club’s Board has decided that a 5% General Increase should be applied for 2024, in order to address the rising costs of claims due to inflation. The increase will not apply to the Yacht sector, who faced a 10% Increase at 2023 renewal. The Club will as usual review individual Members risk profile and performance to further adjust premium ...
Continue ReadingSteamship announces 5% GI for 2024 renewal and Capital distribution to Members
The Steamship Mutual is the first to announce their position for 2024 renewal, with a 5% General Increase across all classes of business for 2024-2025. As per usual practice, any adjustment to the IG reinsurance programme will be passed on to Members, and individual performance will also be considered for further rating adjustment. With tonnage, loss ratio and investment return ...
Continue ReadingAt a glance – 2023/2024 P&I Renewals
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 for real time data comparison, use American Club – target minimum ...
Continue ReadingSwedish Club opts for 10% as P&I clubs wrap up 2023 general increases
In recognition of the need to maintain a balanced approach, the Board of The Swedish Club decided to set a 10% P&I General Increase for 2023. The FD&D General Increase has been set at 15%. The impact of increasing global inflation on claims costs as the main reason for the increase. The Gothenburg-based mutual is the last of the 13 members of ...
Continue ReadingUnbudgeted supplementary calls and 10% GI for Japan P&I at 2023 renewal
There will be a 10% general increase in mutual premium rates for Owners’ P&I and FD&D and charterers’ entries. In addition, Members’ rates will be adjusted as appropriate to reflect their individual claims record, as well as any changes in the cost of the International Group’s reinsurance programme. The Board of the Club has also decided to levy unbudgeted supplementary ...
Continue ReadingNorth of England declares 10% for 2023
The North have declared a 10% increase in premium rates at the forthcoming renewal for P& I Class and 15% on FD&D class. Members with adverse loss records will therefore have their rates and terms adjusted in excess of these minimum requirements, and adjustments to the IG reinsurance programme will be passed on to Members as usual. In order to ...
Continue ReadingStandard Club announces 10% GI for 2023 renewal
The Club has announced that it is seeking a 10% General Increase on P&I and Defense class premium rates for the 2023/24 policy year. The management will carry out analysis of individual owners’/members’ rating adequacy, terms and deductibles along with historical and forecast claims exposures, and additional contributions will be sought from owners/members with adverse records. The club’s investment portfolio, ...
Continue ReadingNo GI set for 2023 renewal by London P&I
No general increase is set for P&I and FD&D renewals by London P&I. The renewal terms will be based on individual Member loss records and risk profiles incorporating the anticipated impact of inflation on future claims costs. . The Board has instructed Management to pay particular attention to the adequacy of all fleet rating and deductible levels so that an ...
Continue ReadingAnother round of supplementary calls and 10% Overall increase in 2023 for American Club Membership
The Club has announced that in order to address the negative development of 2021 Policy year re pool claims and retained exposure, they will levy a 30% unbudgeted supplementary call on 2021 P&I premium, to be collected in October 2023 and January 2024. Furthermore the Club has decided not to have any standardized, or general increase for year 2023. Instead, ...
Continue ReadingSkuld targets 10% overall premium increase for 2023
The Board of directors have acknowledged that notwithstanding the benign large claims environment this year, the technical result for the mutual products remain negative. The combined ratio on an operational level for all products is positive at the half year stage, and the efforts to improve the performance of the mutual portfolio need to be sustained, particularly as the Clubs ...
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