DRY CARGO CHARTERING ONLINE SEMINAR
10 Online Sessions
Starts at 11 February
Marine Insurance Online Seminar
- Dates: 06/09, 08/09, 13/09, 15/09, 17/09, 20/09, 22/09, 27/09, 29/09
- Duration: 9 Online Sessions
- Hours: 19:30 – 21:30
- Fees: 550 € (Including tuition fees, ICS Book & reading material)
ICS Members are eligible to a discount 20% on all HMC Professional Maritime Seminars
ABOUT THE SEMINAR
The Marine Insurance Webinar presents all important aspects of marine insurance, through practical approach, case studies and workshops. Participants will get an in-depth overview of the main topics such as, the structure of the market, the Marine Insurance Act and its principles, the practices, i.e. procedures and documentation, assessment and application of premiums, etc., as well as the terms and conditions for the practical handling of claims and the general average concept.
AREAS COVERED
- THE MARINE INSURANCE MARKET
- THE PRINCIPLES OF MARINE INSURANCE
- THE PRINCIPLES OF MARINE INSURANCE (cont.)
- THE PRACTICE OF MARINE INSURANCE
- CLAIMS
- GENERAL AVERAGE
ONLINE LEARNING
The seminar will be delivered exclusively online by fully tutored learning sessions. Once your registration is completed, you will receive an email with all the information and the link for the webinars. For your participation no special equipment is needed except a camera and a microphone.
IDEAL FOR:
Operations & Chartering Executives Commercial Managers, Ship Masters & Chief Officers, Marine Insurance & Claims executives, Adjusters, Shipowners, P&I Claims Executive, Brokers, Lawyers
Instructors & CV
George Margaritopoulos, Average Adjuster, Richards Hogg Lindley (RHL)
George Margaritopoulos is an average adjuster with Richards Hogg Lindley (RHL) Piraeus since 2015 and has also spent time working in RHL’s London office. He is qualified as a Fellow of the Association of Average Adjusters. He has previously worked as a spares and shipyards broker and as a chartering broker. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Industrial Management & Technology from the University of Piraeus and an MSc in Marine Policy from Cardiff University.