A Practical Perspective of Marine Cargo Insurance

Public Short Course

HRD Training Prog No 10001108264
Date & Time 19 – 20 May 2025, 9.00 a.m. – 5.00 p.m.
Registration Deadline 13 May 2025 
Learning Format In-Person Training

Overview

A Practical Perspective of Marine Cargo Insurance is a comprehensive programme that focuses on the principles, policies, purpose, and application of marine cargo insurance. It will also provide an in-depth look into the roles of Incoterms and Sales Contracts in marine cargo insurance as well as the risk exposure involved. The programme will also provide participants with an overview of the insurance market, its trends, and the various factors that impact marine cargo insurance. Finally, the programme will provide a practical perspective on the marine cargo insurance industry, including up-to-date information on market trends and emerging technologies.

At the end of the programme, participants should be able to:

  • Identify the principles applicable to marine cargo insurance.
  • Draft the various types of marine cargo policy.
  • Understand the purpose and application of Incoterms and Sales Contract and advice client accordingly.
  • Analyse and interpret the different coverage provided by various institute clauses.
  • Identify relevant risk exposure for underwriting consideration and prepare quotation.

Recommended For

  • Executives and Managers from the insurance industry
  • Anyone interested to learn more about technical marine cargo insurance

A Practical Perspective of Marine Cargo Insurance

For Inquiries

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Programme Structure

Day 1
  • Introduction to Marine Insurance Act 1906
    • emphasising the various sections relating to marine cargo insurance
  • Policy drafting of the various types of marine cargo policy
    • including the application of various mandatory clauses
  • How to compute the actual cargo sum insured?
  • Why insurance on duty need to be separately insured?
  • Analysis of all the 11 different types of terms under Incoterms 2010
Day 2
  • Analysis of the revised Institute Cargo Clauses A, B and C – 2009
    • including the major differences when comparing with 1982 clauses
    • brief overview of their respective War and Strikes Clauses
  • Detail understanding of cargo risk assessment in marine cargo underwriting, not limited to
    • modes of transit and it’s hazards
    • understand the importance of risk exposure outside Malaysia
    • application of excess and general exclusions
    • example of technical rating
    • case study

Dates

19/05/2025

Classroom

20/05/2025

Fees

Aii Member Early Bird

Register before 13 May 2025

Single: RM 1,080 | USD250

 

Non-Member Early Bird

Single: RM1,180 | USD272

Aii Member Normal Fee

Single: RM1,180 | USD272

Group of 3: RM1,030 | USD240

(Non-Member Normal Fee

Single: RM1,280 | USD300

Group of 3: RM1,080 | USD250

*Fees inclusive of 8% SST (Malaysia Sales and Service Tax)

Meet The Expert

Jasdeep Singh

Jasdeep Singh has been in the insurance industry for more than 25 years. He has vast experiences in almost all departments within an insurance organization. He started his career with MBF Insurans Sdn Bhd in 1987 as their Risk Surveyor and moved up quickly to be their Underwriting Manager He subsequently headed their Management Information System Department where he successfully helped to implement Motor and Fire computer system using the state-of-the-art information technology driven by Sybase on Unix.

Jasdeep then moved to join American Home Assurance Company, a subsidiary of American International Group ( AIG) in 1997. Through his creativity and professionalism, he was promoted as the Vice President, Profit Center Manager for Personal Lines Division. He later took on additional responsibilities as their Country Branch Manager.