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The Shipowners' Club — A dated series of war-risk cover-limit and exclusion notices for P&I entries. This update (7 Feb 2023) to the War Risk Extension Clause sub-limits war-risk extension in and near Russian waters (coastal waters to 12 nm) and defined European waters — Sea of Azov, Black Sea waters, all inland waters of Ukraine, defined Russian inland waters and all inland waters of Belarus — to USD 80M per vessel per event, against USD 500M per vessel outside those areas, with the RUB exclusion effective 1 Jan 2023, the sub-limit effective 20 Feb 2023, and a 72-hour club cancellation right…
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A dated series of war-risk cover-limit and exclusion notices for P&I entries. This update (7 Feb 2023) to the War Risk Extension Clause sub-limits war-risk extension in and near Russian waters (coastal waters to 12 nm) and defined European waters — Sea of Azov, Black Sea waters, all inland waters of Ukraine, defined Russian inland waters and all inland waters of Belarus — to USD 80M per vessel per event, against USD 500M per vessel outside those areas, with the RUB exclusion effective 1 Jan 2023, the sub-limit effective 20 Feb 2023, and a 72-hour club cancellation right. Across the archive (2022 through 2025 T&C alteration notices and conflict FAQs) this forms a precise geography-by-geography record of how much war-risk capacity remained available and on what terms.
Scale SmallFrom 4 yearsCoverage Financials · Industrials
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The Shipowners' Club — A dated series of war-risk cover-limit and exclusion notices for P&I entries. This update (7 Feb 2023) to the War Risk Extension Clause sub-limits war-risk extension in and near Russian waters (coastal waters to 12 nm) and defined European waters — Sea of Azov, Black Sea waters, all inland waters of Ukraine, defined Russian inland waters and all inland waters of Belarus — to USD 80M per vessel per event, against USD 500M per vessel outside those areas, with the RUB exclusion effective 1 Jan 2023, the sub-limit effective 20 Feb 2023, and a 72-hour club cancellation right…
The Shipowners' Club offers (Alternative, Reference, Supply Chain) — Small, high-authority corpus: a handful of war-risk and terms-alteration notices per year (2022, 2023, 2025 examples in this archive alone) plus downloadable rule documents and FAQ pages — order of hundreds of documents institution-wide, each a short dated legal instrument..
Reconstructing available war-risk capacity per vessel and per water area on a given date for claims and coverage disputes; dating country/area escalation events for commodity and tanker trading risk calendars; underwriting-cycle and reinsurance-appetite history analysis; testing whether a Black Sea or Sea of Azov voyage was within sub-limits at fixture time; building a war-risk 'insurability' index from published limit changes; legal and sanctions exposure review on Russia/Belarus-linked trading.
The data is with 4 years of history.
Coverage spans UK, Other, US, Japan; Property & Casualty Insurance, Marine; alternative, reference, supply_chain; equities, commodities, derivatives.
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