What is the function of Lloyds List?

What is the function of Lloyds List?

Today it covers information, analysis and knowledge relevant to the shipping industry, including marine insurance, offshore energy, logistics, market data, research, global trade and law, in addition to shipping news.

Who owns Lloyds List?

Lloyd's Register

Headquarters of Lloyd's Register
Net income	£18 million
Owner	Independent
Number of employees	8,000
Parent	Lloyd's Register Foundation, UK registered charity

What is lloyds loading List?

Make better cargo shipping decisions with our logistics service listings, news and features from the air, sea, road, rail, warehousing, logistics and freight forwarding sectors.

What is Sea Searcher?

SEA SEARCHER (IMO: 6610091) is a Research/Survey Vessel that was built in 1966 (55 years ago) . It's carrying capacity is 374 t DWT and her current draught is reported to be null meters. Her length overall (LOA) is 55.78 meters and her width is 11.03 meters.

Is Lloyd's Register a charity?

Lloyd's Register Foundation is an independent global charity that supports research, innovation, and education to make the world a safer place.

What do classification societies do?

Classification societies are non-governmental organisations that set and apply design and construction rules during construction to ensure that vessels' structures and their Shipbuilders comply with those rules.

What is a loading note?

The loading list or the consignment note is part of the freight documents of each transport. The loading list serves as a list of all goods of a freight on a means of transport. ... In addition to the exact number of goods, the volume and weight of the loaded goods of the transport is also listed.

What is Lloyds Seasearcher?

Seasearcher, powered by unparalleled data from over 3000 sources, provides reliable maritime intelligence so you can understand risk, act on commercial opportunities, and anticipate changes in the operations of the world fleet.

Which certificates are issued by the classification society?

So the classification society will issue only one "certificate of class" and there is no reason or need for a second "certificate of class" to be issued. But few ship have dual class. For example, all the ships of "The shipping corportation of India" used to have dual class.

Is certificate of class mandatory?

If the ship is constructed as per the rules of classification societies, It is statutory for ship to have certificate of class that proves that ship is constructed that way. Ship can also be constructed as per the national standards of the flag state in which case class certificate would not be required.

What is Lloyd's list?

• Lloyd's List is one of the world's oldest continuously-running journals, having provided weekly shipping news in London as early as 1734.

How many position reports does Lloyd's List Intelligence receive?

• Every day Lloyd’s List Intelligence company receives nearly 60 million position reports from the fleet of more than 70,000 active ships. Further vessels’ coverage of mid-ocean and poorly populated regions is secured by satellite AIS reports.

What happened to listlloyd's list?

• Lloyd's List was published in digital format only from 20 December 2013, as it was found that fewer than 2% of customers used only the print version. In April 2017 the app was decommissioned from services; developers made the online portal mobile-friendly.

When did Lloyd's List stop printing?

• From 20 December 2013, Lloyd's List was published in digital format only, as it was found that fewer than 2% of customers used the print version. In April 2017 the app was decommissioned from services; developers made the online portal mobile-friendly. ^ John J. McCusker, "The Early History of ‘Lloyd's List’."