TT Club represented in Qingdao

By Sophie Barnes2020-01-21T09:55:00+00:00

TT Club has appointed a network partner in Qingdao, China – Ever Faith Marine Service.

The partner will complement TT Club’s regional offices in Shanghai and Hong Kong, which operate as Thomas Miller, the club’s management company.

Phillip Emmanuel, TT Club’s Asia-Pacific regional director, said: “TT Club members large and small both operate and trade in a truly global environment and it is vital that they receive assistance from us wherever their business transactions are made and carried out. We strive therefore to continually enhance the reach of our service network in order to deliver an unequalled level of claims and loss prevention advice.”

Ivy Yu will lead the Ever Faith team in serving TT Club members. Network partners provide claims assistance, loss prevention and risk management advice to container lines, freight forwarders and other supply chain operators who arrange their insurance cover through TT Club.

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