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Tanker Shipping - Will freight rates improve in 2011? – Demand growth appears not to support this!
16 February 2011Right now, all eyes seem to be on the Suez Canal as Egypt faces political unrest. Events have pushed the oil price above USD 100 per barrel for Brent crude
Sale & purchase report dated 14 June 2022
15 June 2022The Posidonia event kept owners’ attention distracted, which was evident in the SnP activity with only a handful of dry bulk and tanker sales materializing.
BIMCO's Singapore office back in business
09 June 2022BIMCO is very pleased to announce that its Singapore team has finally arrived in Singapore ready to spearhead BIMCO’s presence and activities further in Asia.
Time charter and infectious and contagious diseases
07 April 2020BIMCO has over recent weeks published a lot of information about COVID-19 and which measures different countries have implemented in an effort to curtail the spread of the virus.
WHO issues interim guidance for managing outbreak on board ships
26 February 2020World Health Organization (WHO) issues interim guidance on operational considerations for managing coronavirus outbreak on board ships.
We are BIMCO – meet Henriette, our new Head of Membership Engagement
08 August 2022“When you bring people together, that’s when the magic happens,” says Henriette Dybkær, BIMCO’s new Head of Membership Engagement.
Most common laytime exceptions
16 November 2021The general position under English law is that once laytime has started to count, it will count unabated, save the exceptions expressly agreed or if there is a fault on the part of the owners or those for whom they are responsible. Here, we will focus on a few of the most common exceptions, and on what to bear in mind when negotiating exceptions to the running of laytime.
