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Sweden, Grebbestad - Documents

27 February 2018

Sweden, Gustafsvik - Documents

27 February 2018

Bahamas, Borco Oil Terminal - Documents

27 February 2018

New VAT changes on services supplied in Algeria

05 January 2018

BIMCO has been informed by members in Algeria that VAT is now payable on services supplied to ships.

SHIPMAN is a ship management agreement that may include crew, technical and commercial management as well as insurance arrangements in respect of a ship. The latest edition of this contract is SHIPMAN 2024. Copyright in SHIPMAN 2024 is held by BIMCO.

Explanatory notes

10 March 2018

Tunisia, Tunis - La Goulette - Crew Issues

27 February 2018

Manolis Nicolaou

18 April 2024

Manolis comes to shipping from a legal background having studied law in the UK and the University of Bristol. Following an initial period of working for law firms in Cyprus related to shipping and commercial/company law he then focused on marine insurance related matters. Having worked across various disciplines in the field including claims handling, brokering, and loss adjusting he joined Columbia Shipmanagement Ltd as a Claims Officer in the Insurance and Claims department. Other than claims handling his duties include sanctions reviews, data protection, as well as negotiating and drafting the wording of the shipmanagement agreements based on the BIMCO template and any related documentation such as managers’ undertakings.

15+15 webinar: Thou Shall Not Pass! Routing Through the Red Sea in 2024

15 March 2024

The last three months have seen a substantial volume of queries in relation to the pros and cons of transiting via the Gulf of Aden versus the Cape. In this episode of 15+15, Alex Kemp and Simon Maxwell , experts in war risks from HFW will briefly discuss the latest in the Red Sea, the level of the threat posed and the factors to be taken into account when deciding when to proceed and when to re-route. The main take-aways from the presentation will be: The decision of whether to re-route requires a nuanced review of the interplay between the contractual matrix and the current threat level (which is informed by a multitude of sources). A pragmatic and commercial approach (focused upon engaging with all parties to the maritime adventure) often provides the greatest chance of reaching the right conclusion, hopefully without the threat of legal-action emerging after. HFW have unparalleled experience in advising clients on recent war risks around the world including Somali Piracy, West African Piracy, the war in Ukraine, the war in Gaza, the attacks around Saudi and the more recent activities of the Houthis in the Red Sea.