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The UK War Risks Club is organised around its Members, with elected Directors making strategic and policy decisions, supported by the Managers who administer the business of the Club on a day-to-day…

Quality war risks cover since 1913 Founded in 1913, the membership of the Association was exclusively UK flagged. Over time, as insurance and shipping became global businesses, the Club evolved…

Members must follow / observe the terms of Rule 29 (Additional Premium). An Insured Owner is required to give the Association written notice before an Entered Ship proceeds to an AP Area. If notice…

Members must follow / observe the terms of Rule 29 (Additional Premium). An Insured Owner is required to give the Association written notice before an Entered Ship proceeds to an AP Area. If notice…

Members must follow / observe the terms of Rule 29 (Additional Premium). An Insured Owner is required to give the Association written notice before an Entered Ship proceeds to an AP Area. If notice…

Members must follow / observe the terms of Rule 29 (Additional Premium). An Insured Owner is required to give the Association written notice before an Entered Ship proceeds to an AP Area. If notice…

Members must follow / observe the terms of Rule 29 (Additional Premium). An Insured Owner is required to give the Association written notice before an Entered Ship proceeds to an AP Area. If notice…

Please note that the AP area is only for calls to offshore installations in the Guyanese EEZ beyond territorial waters. Please see Circular C3-2023 for details.  Members must follow /…

The UK War Risks Club is managed by Thomas Miller from its office in London.  Visitors are always welcome and we can be found at the following address:

Exposure Ships entered with the UK War Risks Club are insured on a worldwide trading basis.  However, certain maritime regions of the world are designated “AP Areas”.  These areas are…