• Liberian Registry Reflects on Storied Relationship with Greek Owners
    As it prepares for Posidonia next month the Liberian Registry reflects on its long standing relationship with Greek shipowners: Liberia and Greece continue to build on successful relationship The...
    May 22, 2014
    By: Anonymous
  • Bermuda Registry Launches London Office
    Bermuda is opening a ship registry office in the United Kingdom. Lloyd's List reports: Bermuda on the move Minister of tourism flies to London to launch the register’s UK office Bermuda...
    May 20, 2014
    By: Anonymous
  • Panama Maritime Authority Director Outlines Accident Reporting Procedures
    Panama Maritime Authority Director Alfonso Castillero stands by the registry's policy to not release accident reports publicly, arguing that sharing them with other flag states is more effective...
    May 19, 2014
    By: Anonymous
  • Liberia Establishes Collateral Registry
    Liberia is creating a Collateral Registry through its Central Bank to allow individuals to cite "movable assets such as cars, equipments and other household and agricultural materials" in...
    May 19, 2014
    By: Anonymous
  • Panama Maritime Law Association Recommends Registry Privatization
    Panama's Maritime Law Association Apademar recommends the establishment of the country's ship registry as a government owned corporation. TradeWinds reports: Vision of reform emerges for...
    May 16, 2014
    By: Anonymous
  • CMA Editor Elaborates on US Maritime History
    Connecticut Maritime Association newsletter editor Don Frost has written a follow-up to his February editorial on United States maritime policy in the publication's May edition, this time...
    May 15, 2014
    By: Anonymous
  • Isle of Man Ship Registry Featured in Financial Times
    The Isle of Man Ship Registry is highlighted in a special Financial Times special report on the British Crown Dependency: Overseas delegations seek out local expertise in Isle of Man by Andrew Bounds...
    May 14, 2014
    By: Anonymous
  • Japan Faces Challenges in Providing Competitive Tax Environment for Shipowners
    Japan continues challenges in its tax system's ability to compete with other jurisdictions that can offer lower rates to shipowners. Lloyd's List reports: Five years on, Japan’s...
    May 13, 2014
    By: Anonymous
  • Luxembourg Reduces Registration Fees
    Luxembourg has announced intentions to lower its ship registration fees in order to attract more vessels to the flag. Tax-News.com reports: Luxembourg Lowers Shipping Registration Levy by Ulrika...
    May 12, 2014
    By: Anonymous
  • LISCR Appoints Robert Twell as London Office General Manager
    The Liberian Registry has named Robert Twell as the new general manager of its London office. The organization reports: LISCR appoints new general manager for London The Liberian International Ship...
    May 09, 2014
    By: Anonymous