We are a leading marine mutual insurer offering a full range of marine insurance
Our head office is in Gothenburg, Sweden, with offices in some of the world’s strategic shipping centers, Athens, Oslo, London, Hong Kong, Singapore and New York.
Going the extra
nautical mile
We provide top-quality and cost-effective marine insurance solutions and services, all customised for each member’s needs.
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Trade Enabling Loss Prevention (TELP)
Practical, just-in-time guidance in high-risk areas
TELP combines years of claims experience with technology, distributing actionable advice to vessels, helping them safely chart their way through high-risk areas around the globe.
Our latest news
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Persian Gulf and Strait of Hormuz: Operational Update
Persian Gulf and Strait of Hormuz: Operational Update The security environment in the Persian Gulf, Strait of Hormuz and adjacent waters remains highly volatile. In view of the recent escalation and the continuing threat to commercial shipping, Members are strongly advised to avoid transiting the Strait of Hormuz unless the transit is operationally essential. Where…
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IMSBC Code 8th Amendment
RESOLUTION MSC.575(110) (adopted on 26 June 2025) The IMSBC Code 8th Amendment (IMO Resolution MSC.575(110)) will enter into force on 1 January 2027. Key Changes 4. The following 11 cargo schedules have been added: 5. Appendices 3, 4 and 5 have been amended to reflect changes to cargoes listed in points 3 and 4 above.…
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The Swedish Club marks official opening of New York office
The Swedish Club has officially opened its new office in New York City, marking an important step in the Club’s continued development across the Americas. Members, brokers and maritime industry stakeholders joined The Swedish Club at an opening event at Lightbox in Manhattan on 13 October to celebrate the new office and the Club’s long-term…

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We widely shares our claims experiences to help the shipping community to understand the factors that can lead to incidents and to learn from the decisions that were made at the time.
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