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Employers Liability Register List of Vessels Entered in the 2020/21 Policy Year Steamship Mutual – Vessels insured between 20th February 2020 and 20th February 2021 Cover is provided by Steamship Mutual Underwriting Association Limited FCA firm reference number 202548 Certificate Vessel Name IMO Number Flag Number On Risk Date Off Risk Date 105 HYODONG CHEMI 8875968 KOREA (SOUTH) 100,455 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 107 HYODONG CHEMI 9262285 KOREA (SOUTH) 100,456 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 109 HYODONG CHEMI 9253997 KOREA (SOUTH) 100,454 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 10 X 'C-' TYPE WORKBOATS Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 104,956 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 111 HYODONG CHEMI 9297307 KOREA (SOUTH) 100,453 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 1S4M Unknown BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS 98,295 16-Oct-2019 16-Oct-2020 1ST LT. JACK LUMMUS 8302454 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 102,692 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 20' RIVER ALUMINIUM BOAT / 75 HP Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 104,378 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 22 Unknown MALTA 97,951 26-Sep-2019 26-Sep-2020 22' ALUMINIUM SKIFF / 115 HP Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 105,733 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 22' ALUMINIUM SKIFF / 200 HP Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 104,379 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 22' BOSTON WHALER Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 106,151 28-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 24' ALUMINUM WORKBOAT Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 101,848 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 24' PLEASURE CRAFT Unknown UNKNOWN 104,959 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 25' STAMAS SPORT FISHING VESSEL Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 101,849 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 30' ALUMINUM WORKBOAT Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 101,850 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 30 X 90 DECK BARGE Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 104,935 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 344 Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 104,356 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 3G Unknown BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS 98,059 12-Sep-2019 12-Sep-2020 450-6 Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 105,756 20-Feb-2020 23-Mar-2020 450-8 Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 105,754 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 49M NEW CANTIERI Unknown UNKNOWN 109,092 17-Jan-2021 17-Mar-2021 4US Unknown MARSHALL ISLANDS 98,215 04-Oct-2019 04-Oct-2020 4US Unknown MARSHALL ISLANDS 98,527 19-Nov-2019 19-Nov-2020 4US Unknown MARSHALL ISLANDS 108,291 04-Oct-2020 04-Oct-2021 4US Unknown MARSHALL ISLANDS 108,416 19-Nov-2020 12-Feb-2021 550-1 9270309 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 102,775 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 550-2 9270311 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 102,789 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 550-3 9271107 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 102,763 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 550-4 9271092 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 102,760 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 5G 9477036 CAYMAN ISLANDS 97,564 10-Jul-2019 10-Jul-2020 5G 9477036 CAYMAN ISLANDS 107,535 10-Jul-2020 10-Jul-2021 5 PERSONNEL ON BOARD HULL 316 UNKNOWN 106,680 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 5 PERSONNELS ON BOARD HULL 312 UNKNOWN 100,244 20-Feb-2020 16-Mar-2020 650-1 9369318 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 102,762 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 650-10 9542647 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 102,777 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 650-2 9369320 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 102,769 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 650-3 9369332 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 102,766 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 650-4 9369344 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 102,778 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 650-5 9369356 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 102,791 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 650-6 9369368 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 102,782 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 650-7 9542611 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 102,783 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 650-8 9542623 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 102,759 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 Enquiries regarding this register should be made to David Ragan, Compliance Manager, Steamship Insurance Management Services Limited, Tel: +44 20 7650 6426; Email: [email protected] Steamship Mutual – Vessels insured between 20th February 2020 and 20th February 2021 Cover is provided by Steamship Mutual Underwriting Association Limited FCA firm reference number 202548 650-9 9542635 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 102,772 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 750-1 9475076 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 102,665 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 750-2 9475337 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 102,664 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 750-3 9475351 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 102,669 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 A AND A 1001570 CAYMAN ISLANDS 97,473 08-Jul-2019 08-Jul-2020 A AND A 1001570 CAYMAN ISLANDS 107,538 08-Jul-2020 08-Jul-2021 AARON S MCCALL 9612703 MARSHALL ISLANDS 101,911 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 ABALON 8990536 PHILIPPINES 103,872 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 ABDIAS NASCIMENTO 9453896 BRAZIL 103,576 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 ABIE Unknown BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS 97,170 02-Jun-2019 02-Jun-2020 ABRAHAM LINCOLN Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 100,811 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 ABU HADEEDA Unknown QATAR 107,420 01-Jul-2020 01-Jul-2021 ACADIA PARK 9780548 LIBERIA 103,540 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 ACAPU Unknown BRAZIL 105,552 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 ACHIEVEMENT 9542568 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 102,770 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 ACRUX STAR 9575929 MALTA 108,113 08-Sep-2020 08-Sep-2020 ACRUX STAR 9575929 RUSSIA 108,117 08-Sep-2020 20-Feb-2021 ADAGIO Unknown ST,VINCENT & THE GRENADINE 98,296 15-Oct-2019 15-Oct-2020 AD DUWAIHA Unknown QATAR 107,405 01-Jul-2020 01-Jul-2021 ADLER Unknown ST,VINCENT & THE GRENADINE 96,841 10-May-2019 10-May-2020 ADLER Unknown ST,VINCENT & THE GRENADINE 106,891 10-May-2020 10-May-2021 ADMIRAL HORNBLOWER Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 104,672 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 ADMIRAL HORNBLOWER Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 104,685 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 ADMIRAL RICHARD E. BENNIS Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 100,802 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 ADMIRAL TILP Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 104,769 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 ADMIRALTY Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 104,703 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 ADONIS 9320362 PANAMA 104,613 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 AD-VANTAGE 9643063 MARSHALL ISLANDS 98,436 07-Nov-2019 07-Nov-2020 AD-VANTAGE 9643063 MARSHALL ISLANDS 108,473 07-Nov-2020 07-Nov-2021 ADVANTAGE ANTHEM 9472634 MARSHALL ISLANDS 105,042 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 ADVANTAGE AVENUE 9419450 MARSHALL ISLANDS 105,041 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 ADVANTAGE PARK 9295347 MARSHALL ISLANDS 105,040 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 ADVANTAGE PARTY 9327360 MARSHALL ISLANDS 105,043 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 ADVANTAGE PRIDE 9314806 MARSHALL ISLANDS 105,044 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 ADVENTURE HORNBLOWER Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 104,687 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 ADVENTURE OF THE SEAS 9167227 BAHAMAS 101,799 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 AETHRA Unknown MALTA 96,788 08-May-2019 08-May-2020 AFRICA DREAM Unknown MARSHALL ISLANDS 107,479 01-Jul-2020 01-Jul-2021 AFRICAN CAT 8742525 UNITED KINGDOM 105,317 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 AGLAIA Unknown MALTA 97,802 09-Aug-2019 09-Aug-2020 AGLAIA Unknown UNITED KINGDOM 98,100 21-Sep-2019 21-Sep-2020 AGNAYA 9805518 PHILIPPINES 101,509 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 AGUANO I Unknown BRAZIL 105,561 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 AIDAAURA 9221566 ITALY 100,092 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 AIDABELLA 9362542 ITALY 100,101 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 AIDABLU 9398888 ITALY 100,095 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 Enquiries regarding this register should be made to David Ragan, Compliance Manager, Steamship Insurance Management Services Limited, Tel: +44 20 7650 6426; Email: [email protected] Steamship Mutual – Vessels insured between 20th February 2020 and 20th February 2021 Cover is provided by Steamship Mutual Underwriting Association Limited FCA firm reference number 202548 AIDACARA 9112789 ITALY 100,094 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 AIDA CRUISES UNKNOWN 105,831 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 AIDADIVA 9334856 ITALY 100,089 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 AIDA II Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 96,927 16-May-2019 16-May-2020 AIDA II Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 106,987 16-May-2020 16-May-2021 AIDALUNA 9334868 ITALY 100,093 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 AIDAMAR 9490052 ITALY 100,099 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 AIDAMIRA 9172777 ITALY 100,007 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 AIDANOVA 9781865 ITALY 100,096 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 AIDAPERLA 9636967 ITALY 100,097 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 AIDAPRIMA 9636955 ITALY 100,090 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 AIDASOL 9490040 ITALY 100,091 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 AIDASTELLA 9601132 ITALY 100,100 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 AIDAVITA 9221554 ITALY 100,098 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 A.J. MCALLISTER 9307293 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 102,116 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 AKAL II Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 97,257 11-May-2019 11-May-2020 AKAL III Unknown CAYMAN ISLANDS 98,306 02-Nov-2019 02-Nov-2020 AKAL III Unknown CAYMAN ISLANDS 108,415 02-Nov-2020 02-Nov-2021 AKHENATON Unknown MALTA 98,670 14-Dec-2019 14-Dec-2020 AL ABEERIYAT Unknown QATAR 107,419 01-Jul-2020 01-Jul-2021 AL ADAID Unknown QATAR 107,407 01-Jul-2020 01-Jul-2021 ALAIA Unknown CAYMAN ISLANDS 97,798 02-Aug-2019 02-Aug-2020 ALAIA Unknown CAYMAN ISLANDS 107,833 02-Aug-2020 02-Aug-2021 ALALUNGA Unknown SWITZERLAND 96,442 31-Mar-2019 31-Mar-2020 ALALYA 1009003 CAYMAN ISLANDS 97,474 11-Jul-2019 11-Jul-2020 ALALYA 1009003 TUVALU 107,537 11-Jul-2020 11-Jul-2021 ALASKA MARINER 8513687 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 105,305 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 ALASKA MIST 8836259 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 108,597 01-Nov-2020 20-Feb-2021 ALASKAN DEFENDER 8127517 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 106,795 01-May-2020 20-Feb-2021 ALASKAN ENTERPRISE 7908079 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 108,598 01-Nov-2020 20-Feb-2021 ALASKAN VENTURER Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 101,553 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 ALASKA PROVIDER Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 104,364 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 ALASKA TITAN 9536129 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 105,300 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 ALASKA TRADER Unknown UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 105,732 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 ALASKA VICTORY 7434042 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 100,366 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 ALASKA WARRIOR 7716816 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 100,367 20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2021 ALBATROSS
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