Steamship Mutual P&I Club announces 7.5% increase for 2023
The club has declared a 7.5% General Increase on the rates across all classes of business for the policy year 2022-2023. The board also ordered a 10% increase in P&I deductibles to apply to all deductibles which are US$ 50,000 or less. In policy year 2022/23 up to September, the club’s own incurred claims are less than budget expectations at ...
Continue ReadingAt a Glance – 2022/2023 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 – 12.5% GI ...
Continue ReadingSwedish Club announces 12.5% GI for 2022
The last IG Club to announce their position for 2022 P&I renewal, the Swedish Club has now advised that they are seeking a 12.5% General Increase for 2022. The Circular is not yet available but the Press release is available here.
Continue ReadingNorth of England declares 15% increase for 2022
The Club has declared a 15% General Increase on rates at 2022 renewal, which they are breaking down in two parts: 7.5% to address the rising costs of the Club’s contribution to Pool claims and 7.5% to address the underwriting deficit. In addition, Members’ individual records will be assessed and their Terms and Conditions adjusted as necessary. All deductibles below ...
Continue ReadingThe American P&I Club announces 12.5% GI for 2022 and more supplementary calls
Following the Club’s Circular dated 25 June 2021 on Annual Report and Accounts for 2020, the Board has determined that the premium earned but unbilled (EBUB) for 2018 and 2019, should now be billed in the form of supplementary calls: 2018: 15% supplementary call on current ETP 2019: 35% supplementary call on current ETP With regards to 2020 Policy year, ...
Continue ReadingGard will seek premium increases but no GI
Gard has determined that whilst P&I premiums will have to be increased for 2022 policy year, they will not apply a General Increase at 20 February, but instead they will adjust individual rates based on risk and claim performance. Notwithstanding the increase, the Club will provide a 5% Owners’ General Discount on the thus agreed 2022 ETC. Any increase in ...
Continue ReadingJapan P&I Club announces 10% GI for 2022
The Japan P&I Club has announced 10% General increase on P&I Advance Call rates and FD&D premiums for 2022 renewal, with estimated supplementary calls set at 40% for P&I and 20% for FD&D as per previous years. Charterers entries will also be subject to 10% General Increase in Premium. In addition Members’ rates will be adjusted according to their own ...
Continue ReadingStandard Club announces 12.5% GI for 2022
The Club will pursue its strategy towards sustainable underwriting results, and have therefore announced a 12.5% General increase on Members’ P&I and FD&D rates for 2022 Policy year, as well as 10% increase of all P&I deductibles, subject to a minimum increase on crew and cargo deductibles of USD2,500 and on collision and FFO of USD7,500. Entries will be reviewed ...
Continue ReadingShipowners P&I Club seeks 5% GI for 2022
The Shipowners P&I Club has announced 5% General Increase in Premiums for 2022 renewal, in line with last year’s position. Members with adverse records will face risk specific adjustments but as per previous years, the Club will continue to absorb any change in the IG GXL reinsurance programme, notwithstanding the significant increase anticipated. The Club is maintaining its approach of ...
Continue ReadingLondon Club target 12.5% increase in P&I rates
Further to their previous announcement to levy Supplementary calls on the last 3 years, the Club has announced that they will not be setting a General Increase for 2022 renewal, but rates and deductibles will be adjusted individually with the overall goal of achieving 12.5% increase in P&I and FD&D rates. Any change in the costs of the IG excess ...
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