Dramatic spike in marine claims, P&I clubs head for losses

The majority of protection and indemnity (P&I) clubs globally will report underwriting losses in the fiscal year running through end-February as claims levels returned in force, led by the Baltimore Bridge incident, after two years of benign experience, analysts at S&P told an online seminar.

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