Shipowners’ Club And Fender Marine AS Enter Into A Strategic Partnership

The Shipowners’ Club, the leading P&I insurer in the smaller and specialist vessel sector, has entered into a strategic partnership with Fender Marine AS, the specialist marine underwriting agency based in Norway.

Through this strategic partnership Fender Marine AS will focus predominately on providing P&I to small and specialist coastal vessel operators in Norway and other Scandinavian territories. The partnership will complement Fender’s existing marine offering and at the same time bolster the Shipowners’ Club presence in the local Scandinavian P&I market.

Simon Swallow, Chief Executive commented: “This strategic partnership offers a new and exciting opportunity for the Club to expand our presence in Scandinavia. We look forward to working closely with Fender and their experienced team, based in Norway, to offer our P&I insurance expertise in what is already a very mature marketplace. Our focus will be on smaller, specialised vessels in line with our worldwide membership made up of over 33,000 entered vessels. The complementary product offering and expertise of the two well established companies combined will provide Scandinavian shipowners with the highest service levels, once again illustrating that we strive to be a P&I partner of choice in the smaller and specialist vessel sector.”

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