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First draft of revised SHIPMAN ready for review by Documentary Committee
The draft of the revision is now ready for a first review by BIMCO’s Documentary Committee when it meets in April.
BIMCO urges IMO to harmonise digital data reporting
In 2019 the new mandatory requirements on Electronic Data Interchange require public authorities to establish systems for the electronic exchange of information to assist ship clearance processes.
SHIPMAN revision well underway
BIMCO is revising its popular suite of ship management and related third-party management agreements. SHIPMAN is the first to be revised.
Topical contracts and clauses to be reviewed by Documentary Committee next week
Two new standard clauses on agenda for BIMCO's April 2023 Documentary Committee - Russian Oil Cap and On-Trading clauses
Legal eagle
Inga Marie Frøysa’s creative approach to problem solving has driven the work of BIMCO’s Documentary Committee and helped shape standard contractual agreements for shipping.
Final phase of SUPPLYTIME update begins with consultation review
A selected consultation group from the offshore industry including owners, charterers, brokers, insurers, P&I clubs and legal experts, have recently contributed with feedback on the revised SUPPLYTIME form. This process has helped the drafting team in reviewing and “polishing” the current draft duri... Please follow the link to continue reading.
New BIMCO ship sale and purchase standard heading for industry consultation
BIMCO’s Documentary Committee has positively received a new standard Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) for the sale and purchase of ships, thereby opening the doors to wide industry consultation before finalising and publishing the new standard next year.
New COAs for dry bulk trade published
BIMCO has issued two new standard contracts of affreightment (COA) for dry bulk cargoes.
Nigerian piracy can be managed
On 4 June BIMCO, together with ICS, IMCA, ITF and OCIMF, had arranged a symposium about piracy in the Gulf of Guinea. The symposium came to the conclusion that the Nigerian piracy problem occurs in a small area and can be solved if Nigeria wants it.
