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VIP Industry Reception in Singapore (invitation only)
18 April 2024BIMCO’s President Nikolaus H. Schües and the BIMCO Singapore team are delighted to invite you to a VIP industry reception.
BIMCO in Bloomberg Intelligence webinar: Container liner industry outlook
22 June 2017BIMCO’s Chief Shipping Analyst Peter Sand will be speaking at the Bloomberg Intelligence (BI) Webinar on 29 June 2017 at 16:00 CEST.
Industry consultation on updated SHIPMAN agreement: Have your say!
22 May 2023SHIPMAN 2009, BIMCO’s much-used ship management agreement, is currently being revised and the drafting team in charge of the project has finalised a draft for industry consultation.
Shipping industry should brace for underwater regulation
03 November 2020As the world’s seas and oceans become noisier, with little doubt that low levels of continuous noise can seriously impact the health of marine species, it is ever more likely that the shipping industry will have to get used to noise-reduction requirements and new regulations.
Industry Releasable Threat Bulletin 010 (26 July 2018)
02 August 2018Shipping Industry Launches New Security Resources for World Fleet
28 June 2018International shipping industry organisations, with military support, have launched a new website dedicated to providing comprehensive maritime security guidance to companies and mariners.
Threat Assessment Releasable to Industry (TARI) for the Mediterranean
16 June 2018NATO's Maritime Command has released this threat assessment for the Mediterranean. It assesses the security risks to shipping in the Mediterranean as low, elaborating on topics such as migrants, drug smuggling, maritime terrorism and spillovers from the conflicts in Libya and Syria.
How the global shipping industry may be impacted by the European Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD)
01 February 2024The European Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) will apply to certain companies in 2024 with reports due in 2025, and the scope will be expanded over the next four years. The new rules will significantly impact industries, bringing both challenges and changes to companies and their practices. While your company may not fall within its scope, the effects of the CSRD could soon reach your operations – even outside the EU. Is your company aware and prepared?
Singapore Shipping Association urges the industry to comply with COVID-19 protocols
08 January 2021Crew change facilitation has come in the spotlight of the Singapore Ministry of Health, following cases of COVID-19 transmission between ship- and shore-based personnel.
