The world's leading transport and logistics insurer.

TT Club was founded in 1968, and has since grown to over 130 employees worldwide in over 20 offices. 

Unlike general insurers, TT Club is a specialist in the field. TT stands for ‘Through Transport’, reflecting the door-to-door nature of the risks we cover. ‘Club denotes our mutual status, with membership belonging to our Members rather than shareholders.

Our history

TT Club was formed with the principle purpose of providing shipowners with insurance protection for damage to the containers on both land and sea.

Our Board

Representing every type of operator and every region of the world, our Board of Directors is drawn from the Club’s membership.

Customer satisfaction

In 2018, a total of 261 interviews were conducted across the regions via the online survey and the results are the highest scores the Club has ever received.

CSR

TT Club is managed by Thomas Miller and participates wholly in its "Be The Difference" CSR program.

Leaders in loss prevention

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The use of standardised containers for much of global trade has become second nature; the range of cargo types utilising such units continues to expand. There is significant reliance placed by the various stakeholders on the overall integrity of the concept, some explicit and some implicit.

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TT Club has previously reported on incident experience whereby containers have dropped from lifting equipment during handling operations. Recurrence appears, as previously, to have nothing to do with the intrinsic quality of the corner castings. The reliability of the lifting process is critical.

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A previous article highlighted the exploitation of the global transport network by wildlife traffickers and the threats posed to the sector, including to human health and security. Here we revisit this important topic, considering wider risks associated with wildlife crime and their impact on the legitimate supply chain.

Newsletters

Uncollected cargo has long been a challenge for stakeholders in the supply chain. Notwithstanding the attention, debate and advice around the topic, it remains at the forefront of logistics operators' minds. Every year the delay or failure of the consignee to collect cargo results in substantial storage, demurrage and detention costs. Such issues are invariably complex and require expensive management time to resolve.

Our international reach.

20+ offices worldwide

TT Club's leadership means that we insure 80% of all maritime containers and have an insurable interest in over 46% of the world's top 100 ports. We also insure some of the largest freight forwarders and logistics operators, as well as hundreds of smaller operators.

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Our CSR initiatives

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CSR

06/08/2020

TT Club is managed by Thomas Miller and participates wholly in its "Be The Difference" CSR program.

Business on the Move introduces its players to the exciting world of logistics and the global supply chain. TT Club has supported the game from its early stages as an engaging means of increasing awareness of how the supply chain supports the world as we know it.

The Innovation in Safety award was set up to celebrate safety innovation in the global freight supply chain. Award entrants are required to show that a product, idea, solution, process, scheme or other innovation has resulted in a demonstrable improvement to safety.

The TT Club has sponsored this award since its inception in 1998 in recognition of operational excellence in the logistics field. It seeks to encourage the development of quality training in the industry and to reward young talent with additional valuable training opportunities and enhanced visibility.

Be the difference - an environment consistent with our ambition.

The Corporate Plan sets a bold vision, defines our objectives and provides a well-developed strategy to help ensure we succeed. However it is our people who will determine the level of that success.