London, 19 June 2025 – The London P&I Club has today announced its financial results for 2024/25, reporting an operating surplus of US$21.3m, while also strengthening its free reserves to US$171.2m.…
London P&I Club joins ISWAN The London P&I Club is delighted to announce its membership of the International Seafarers’ Welfare and Assistance Network (ISWAN). ISWAN is a network of international…
THE London P&I Club saw further growth in its mutual owned entry following the conclusion of the recent P&I renewal season. The club’s director of underwriting, Reto Toggwiler, says, “Our mutual…
Following the recent completion of the 2018 renewal, the London P&I Club saw an encouraging 2.5m gt, or 5.8% year-on-year increase in its mutual business, to 45.4m gt. The club’s underwriting…
London P&I Club warns of increased risk at congested Chittagong anchorage The London P&I Club has noted a marked increase in accidents involving ships at anchor in the Bangladeshi port…
The London P&I Club says excessive onboard position-fixing intervals have been a contributory factor in some recent costly claims. In one case, a laden bulk carrier grounded on a shoal,…
THE London P&I Club has highlighted a recent increase in the incidence of deck cargoes shifting in heavy weather, and supported a recommendation to appoint a warranty surveyor to supervise…
THE London P&I Club’s result for the 2015/2016 financial year produced an overall operating surplus of $3.3m, lifting the free reserve to $160.7m. This result was underpinned by a technical…
The London P&I Club has issued a warning about continued problems associated with the carriage of Indonesian thermal or ‘steam’ coal, following a number of recent incidents involving owners and…
Moving into the new P&I policy year, the London P&I Club has seen further growth in its owners’ tonnage, in addition to strong growth in its charterers’ book of business. …
THE London P&I Club’s 2015 Annual Report highlights an unusual run of expensive claims in the 2014/15 policy year, with progress in other areas meaning that the free reserves stand…