Protecting shipping globally. Together.
The UK P&I Club is one of the oldest P&I clubs in the world. It has endured for a century and a half with its continuing focus on mutuality. The UK Club has remained constant, weathering periods of profound economic and political change.
Providing a superior service to members at cost has always been the Club's central purpose. Irrespective of the times, staying true to our specialist role has demanded rigorous financial control.
Our loss prevention department was one of the earliest in the P&I business, and it remains the most extensive, helping to reduce members' exposure to claims. Other modern initiatives include the in-depth analysis of major claims, conducting on-board risk assessments and sharing training videos with seafarers and shore personnel on lessons learned, drawn from our database. Since the era of the mid-Victorian tramp steamer, The UK P&I Club has looked ahead with its members. The past has enabled us to help prepare the maritime world for future challenges.
For a safer tomorrow at sea, we are championing best industry practice and investing in innovation. The UK P&I Club will continue to focus on what it does best: protecting shipping globally, together.


Maritime Anti-Corruption Network
The Maritime Anti-Corruption Network (MACN) is a global business network working towards the vision of a maritime industry free of corruption that enables fair trade to the benefit of society at large.

Part 7 Transfer
The United Kingdom Mutual Steam Ship Assurance Association Limited Part VII Transfer

Strong financial position
The UK Club focusses on financial strength through sound management. This is the best way to serve our Members' interests, now and in the future. This policy has enabled the Club to be one of the financially strongest clubs in the International Group. The UK Club provides Members with security with its A - Standard & Poor's rating.
Latest financial reports

$534m
Free reserves
The Club’s financial position remains strong with free reserves of $534 million as at 20 August 2021. The Club continues to comfortably meet all its regulatory capital requirements. The UK Club provides Members with security with its A - Standard & Poor's rating.