The TT Club is drawing attention to the significant reductions in damage liability during restowing operations afforded by the package limitations under the US Carriage of Goods by Sea Act (US COGSA).
The TT Club, the leading transport risk insurance provider, has secured an important clarification for its Members from the US Customs & Border Protection (CBP) service regarding the continued ability to utilise the term "said to contain" (STC) on bills of lading.
TT Club keeps its 'very good' AM Best rating
23/05/2004
RATINGS agency AM Best has forecast that Through Transport Club will continue producing good profits into next year.
The TT Club has delivered a stark warning to port facility operators that miss the July 1 deadline for ISPS Code compliance.
TT Club's strong 2003 results and positive trading outlook fuels drive for ratings upgrade
25/03/2004
The TT Club, the leading provider of insurance and risk management services to the international transport and logistics industry, has reported another successful year for its financial year 2003
TT Club supports BIFA excellence awards
09/02/2004
For the fifteenth successive year TT Club has supported the BIFA freight service awards. For the 2003 awards, presented last month at the Association's annual lunch in the City of London, TT Club sponsored the coveted logistics and distribution award.
TT Club in Venezuela ISPS lead
22/01/2004
With ISPS Code implementation now only months away, TT Club has undertaken an education and information programme for its existing and prospective members in Venezuela.
TT Club given Best rating upgrade
12/12/2003
AM Best, the financial ratings agency, has upgraded the TT Club's rating to B++ (Very Good) after its recent review of the insurer's performance.
Speaking at the Intermodal Transport & Logistics Conference in Rotterdam earlier in this month perishable trade expert and consultant to TT Club, David Heather made clear the necessity for operators dealing with the transport of perishables to adopt more disciplined loss prevention strategies.
TT Club reduces estimates of 'Maemi' claims
31/10/2003
TT Club, a leading transport insurance provider, has confirmed that its latest assessment of claims resulting from Typhoon Maemi, the devastating storm that hit South Korea on 26 September, is substantially reduced from the initial estimates of US$40-50 million, with the likely level of claims faced by the mutual not expected to exceed US$25 million.
TT Club appoints Kemp to Asia-Pac
03/08/2003
TT Club, a leading provider of insurance and risk management services to the international transport and logistics industry, has announced that senior underwriter Andrew Kemp is transferring from London to Singapore. From 1st August 2003 he takes up the new position of Regional Underwriting Manager for the Asia-Pacific region, while also retaining responsibility for the Club's Indian Subcontinent business.