Marine Insurance
Dates: 17th18thJuly2018, 9:00am-5:00pm
Tutor: Ms. Charlotte Warrfrom CII, UK
Bachelor of Law (Hons), Solicitor, United Kingdom
FCII, Chartered Insurer, Chartered Insurance Institute
Course aims
The main exposures faced by ship owners and cargo interests are considered together with an indepth insight into the insurance available for physical damage for both hull and cargo, together with an introduction to the various liability insurances also available. The practicalities of cargo shipment and international trade will also be considered from both the cargo and carrier’s perspective. Candidates are given a detailed insight into the clauses that apply to hull and cargo insurance, a practical consideration of underwriting broking problems,claimsand loss prevention. Delegates participate actively in the course with the opportunity for discussions with key marine market speakers.
Course structure
The course is held over two dayswith Day 1 on Marine Hull Insurance and Day 2 on Marine Cargo Insurance.
Delegates are recommended to attend full 2 days course in order to gain a comprehensive understanding of the subject. However, delegates wishing to attend either day 1 or 2 may do so as the two units are self-contained.
Who should attend?
This course is particularly suitable for Staff of brokers, insurance companies, Lloyd’s syndicates, shipping companies and those who work in:
  • insurance companies, insurance broking firms
  • risk management departments of commercial organisations;
  • law firms that carry out work related to insurance issues;
  • government departments work closely with the insurance industry;
  • account managers; underwriters and claims managers and the like.
Course Materials
The course includes notes, copies of slides, a variety of exercises and case studies.
Venue: 14/F, Fairmont House
HKMA, 8 Cotton Tree Drive
Central, Hong Kong / Course fee:
HK$6,300 (for 2 days)
HK$3,400 (for 1 day)
Duration: 2 days (6 CPD hours per day) HKCAAVQ Approval Code: 80/38/21
Places for each day’s course are limited to 25 and will be allocated on a first-come-first-served basis.
Early booking is recommended.
CII members can enjoy 5% discount. Participants can apply refund up to 80% from MATF schemeupon completion.

Room 1901B, Allied Kajima Building, 138 Gloucester Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong

Tel: 2520 0098 Fax:22953939 Email:

Programme Outline
Day 1 – Marine Insurance - Hull
Overview
The major aspects of risk are covered including shipowners’ liabilities, exclusions and limitations. Candidates are given a detailed explanation ofthe clauses that apply to hull insurance, a practical consideration of underwriting broking problem, claims and loss prevention. Delegates participate actively in the course with the opportunity to hear from key marine market speakers
Programme
• Types of vessels and the relative risksthey pose
• International maritime law as it applies to a shipowner
• How maritime law differs between different countries
• What insurance products are available to protect theinsured’s exposure
• Who has an input into the decision on whether to buy insurance
• Insurers – mutual and nonmutualand where they are located
• Marine Insurance Act 1906 / Insurance 2015 and how it might apply other than inUK
• Hull clauses including comparisons between different forms andhow additional clauses can be added if required
• Claims handling, recoveries and casualty management including piracy issues.

Note

9:00 – 12:30 & 1:30 – 5:00 daily including 2 x coffee/tea/snacks breaks of 20 minutes

Lunch 12:30 – 1:30 (not provided)

Programme Outline
Day 2 - Marine Insurance - Cargo
This course explains the main methods of cargo shipment and the documents used in international trade. It also examines the main areas of loss prevention and key considerations of cargo underwriting. Delegates participate actively in the course with
the opportunity for discussions with key marine market speakers.
Programme
• The law relating to cargo including dangerous goods, and carriage of goods by sea
• Cargo underwriting
• Clauses
• Cargo loss prevention –
• Containers – the problems associated with insuring containers
• Cargo claims and recoveries
• Practical exercises
• Where is the cargo insurers located worldwide
• Application of Marine Insurance law to cargo insurance

Note

9:00 – 12:30 & 1:30 – 5:00 daily including 2 x coffee/tea/snacks breaks of 30 minutes

Lunch 12:30 – 1:30 (not provided)

CURRICULUM VITAE: CHARLOTTE JANE WARR

Charlotte obtained a law degree from Southampton University and was called to the Bar by the Inner Temple in 1987. Following two years training as a marine claims adjuster in the London market and obtaining her insurance qualifications she returned to private practice and requalified as a solicitor working predominantly in shipping related litigation of all types. Charlotte maintains a current practising certificate.
Having realised that she missed being at the sharp end of the claims business, Charlotte returned to the Lloyd’s market in 1991. Since then she has worked as claims adjuster within the Lloyd’s market handling in a lead capacity all classes of both marine and non marine insurance, both direct and reinsurance.
In response to multiple requests for training services, Charlotte started her own training and consulting company in 2006 and now provides freelance services to the market as an author, trainer and consultant. Her clients include Lloyd’s, Lloyd’s Market Association, the International Group of P & I Clubs, Managing Agents, Insurance companies, Brokers and experts such as lawyers and outsourcing companies working within the insurance market.
She provides training both in the UK and overseas including US, Hong Kong, India, Singapore, Turkey, and Greece and also develops insurance related e-learning for clients in various parts of the world.
She currently assists a number of students both in the UK and overseas in their professional studies and writes CII text books for both certificate and diploma papers as well as acting as an external course director and lecturer on MSc programmes at Cranfield University.
Charlotte was also the instigator and organiser of the International Marine Claims Conference which started in 2004 and annually attracts over 200 delegates from around the world to Dublin.

Application Form

Marine Insurance

Company details

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(Marine Hull) / 18Jul 2018
(Marine Cargo)

Course fee – Marine Insurance

No. of attendees / Total (HK$)
X / HK$6,300 (2 days)
X / HK$3,400 (1 day)
Total Payment Due : / HK$

Payment Methods

Please make cheque payable to The Chartered Insurance Institute Hong Kong Ltd and post to

The Secretariat, Room 1901B, Allied Kajima Building, 138 Gloucester Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong.

Or remit to the following bank account and provide remittance details:

Bank:Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation Ltd

Bank Address:1 Queen’s Road Central, Hong Kong SAR, China

Account No.:848 762597 838

Account Name: The Chartered Insurance Institute Hong Kong Ltd

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