TradeWinds Wavelength - a weekly shipping news show29 Mai

Hafnia offloads and a P&I first as Britannia promotes first female lead underwriter

In this week's Wavelength episode:

Hafnia offloads vessels and kills two of its tanker pools

Britannia Club, the world’s oldest protection and indemnity club has appointed a woman as chief underwriting officer for the first time in the industry’s 171-year history.

Capsize rates rise as bauxite, coal and iron ore volumes increase

India Register Shipping boss wants class to re-engage with sanctioned tonnage to help keep them safe

And from the Wavelength plus podcast, how Anglo-Eastern has responded to crews and ships being stuck on the Gulf

Read and listen: Podcast: Hormuz crisis reshaping ship management, Anglo-Eastern warns

Producer and host: Craig Eason

Additional reporting: Gary Dixon, Paul Peachey, Huaqing Ma and Yannick Guerry

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