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Read: Ship Pollution Response Organisation (SPRO) Agreements in ChinaShip Pollution Response Organisation (SPRO) Agreements in China
This IG Circular provides Members with an update on the new SPRO template agreement jointly agreed by the Group Clubs and CDSA. New IG and CDSA SPRO Agreement The Group Clubs are pleased to announce that the IG and CDSA have agreed a Sample Agreement for Ship Pollution Response (Sample Agreement) and a Ship Pollution…
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Julia Ju Appointed as New Chief Executive in Hong Kong: Lars Malm to Depart The Swedish Club
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War Risks Clauses in Charter Parties
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The Swedish Club Presents Children’s Book During Courtesy Call to New Philippine Ambassador
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Inter-Club New York Produce Exchange Agreement 2011 (as amended July 2025)
Read: Inter-Club New York Produce Exchange Agreement 2011 (as amended July 2025)
Swedish Club Online (SCOL)
SCOL provides the latest information on your insurance status, claims and benchmarking. You can easily view the position of all your vessels with an interactive map or via simple menus.
The geographic display of vessels allows all users to access all the information for that particular vessel directly. The sophisticated search function will help you find the information quicker and easier than ever before.
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Trade Enabling Loss Prevention combines technology with years of claims experience, helping your vessels to safely chart their way through high risk areas around the globe.
