The module is an international “journey” about demonstrating knowledge and understanding of essential elements of marine insurance contracts, marine hull and associated liability risks and protection and indemnity insurance.
Duration
4 Weeks
Format
Online
Language
English
Start date
Monthly
Accredited by
The module is an international “journey” about demonstrating knowledge and understanding of essential elements of marine insurance contracts, marine hull and associated liability risks and protection and indemnity insurance.
- Duration
4 Weeks - Format
Online - Language
English - Start date
Monthly - Accredited by
The course is an international “journey” about demonstrating knowledge and understanding of essential elements of marine insurance contracts, marine hull and associated liability risks and protection and indemnity insurance.
It would be of benefit to those involved in marine insurance related services, marine insurance brokers and those who wish to enhance their knowledge in the marine insurance field and understand marine insurance market, apply different marine and cargo policies, analyze and describe factors affecting marine insurance.
The aim of this study is to state the principles of marine insurance contract, the law as clearly as possible, relationship between Marine Insurance Act, case law and standard terms of Institute clauses, mainly hull and cargo and interaction with P&I insurances.
Meet the Instructor
Victoria D. Liouta
Attorney, Mediator and Trainer of Mediators, International Arbitrator and Fellow of CIArb, Negotiator, Facilitator and has Master’s Degree in Maritime Law.
Victoria D. Liouta is an Attorney, Mediator and Trainer of Mediators, International Commercial Arbitrator and Fellow of CIArb, Negotiator, Facilitator and has Master’s Degree in Maritime Law. She has worked in shipping field as maritime lawyer for the last 28 years with focus on Marine Insurance, Claims handling and Shipping Law, Negotiations and Arbitration and presently runs a company in marine insurance and claims sector. She has consulted and prepared clients in commercial, business, insurance and shipping mediations and arbitrations worldwide.
The course is an international “journey” about demonstrating knowledge and understanding of essential elements of marine insurance contracts, marine hull and associated liability risks and protection and indemnity insurance.
It would be of benefit to those involved in marine insurance related services, marine insurance brokers and those who wish to enhance their knowledge in the marine insurance field and understand marine insurance market, apply different marine and cargo policies, analyze and describe factors affecting marine insurance.
The aim of this study is to state the principles of marine insurance contract, the law as clearly as possible, relationship between Marine Insurance Act, case law and standard terms of Institute clauses, mainly hull and cargo and interaction with P&I insurances.
Meet the Instructor
Victoria D. Liouta
Attorney, Mediator and Trainer of Mediators, International Arbitrator and Fellow of CIArb, Negotiator, Facilitator and has Master’s Degree in Maritime Law.
Victoria D. Liouta is an Attorney, Mediator and Trainer of Mediators, International Commercial Arbitrator and Fellow of CIArb, Negotiator, Facilitator and has Master’s Degree in Maritime Law. She has worked in shipping field as maritime lawyer for the last 28 years with focus on Marine Insurance, Claims handling and Shipping Law, Negotiations and Arbitration and presently runs a company in marine insurance and claims sector. She has consulted and prepared clients in commercial, business, insurance and shipping mediations and arbitrations worldwide.
√ provide a systematic understanding of particular topics of the Marine Insurance with analysis of the Hull, Cargo, Liability and Offshore Energy clauses commonly used in the London Market
√ deal with particular problems of interpretation to which these clauses have given rise in their everyday application
√ deal with Particular (total and partial) and General Average and related measure of indemnity
√ provide students the tools to deal in a satisfactory manner with legal issues arising in marine insurance
√ provide a systematic understanding of particular topics of the Marine Insurance with analysis of the Hull, Cargo, Liability and Offshore Energy clauses commonly used in the London Market
√ deal with particular problems of interpretation to which these clauses have given rise in their everyday application
√ deal with Particular (total and partial) and General Average and related measure of indemnity
√ provide students the tools to deal in a satisfactory manner with legal issues arising in marine insurance
At the end of the module the learner will be able to:
Demonstrate a critical understanding of the basic principles applied in marine insurance
Evaluate and analyze Hull, Cargo, Liability and Offshore Energy clauses commonly used in the London Market
Critically assess the rule of proximate cause and analyze particular perils insured and exceptions from cover
Appraise and evaluate the difference between Particular and General Average and Particular Charges and analyse how indemnity is measured in case of a marine loss
Implement solutions to legal issues arising in practice
Develop personal effectiveness in terms of marine insurance practice and reflect constructively on their own learning experience for future decision-making skills
ASSESSMENT STRATEGY
Based on the Programme Specification, students are formally assessed through the submission of coursework. The forms of coursework depend on the characteristics of each module and may include the following types
of assessments: case study, essay, report, dissertation, market analysis,project output, valuation, etc.
In addition each module incorporates multiple self-assessment tests. Self-assessment tests are not part of the formal assessment but completion is strongly encouraged as students will be able to monitor and evaluate their learning process and identify areas requiring improvement.
FINAL AWARD
Diploma awarded by BCA accredited by GIME
As per university regulations
At the end of the module the learner will be able to:
Demonstrate a critical understanding of the basic principles applied in marine insurance
Evaluate and analyze Hull, Cargo, Liability and Offshore Energy clauses commonly used in the London Market
Critically assess the rule of proximate cause and analyze particular perils insured and exceptions from cover
Appraise and evaluate the difference between Particular and General Average and Particular Charges and analyse how indemnity is measured in case of a marine loss
Implement solutions to legal issues arising in practice
Develop personal effectiveness in terms of marine insurance practice and reflect constructively on their own learning experience for future decision-making skills
ASSESSMENT STRATEGY
Based on the Programme Specification, students are formally assessed through the submission of coursework. The forms of coursework depend on the characteristics of each module and may include the following types
of assessments: case study, essay, report, dissertation, market analysis,project output, valuation, etc.
In addition each module incorporates multiple self-assessment tests. Self-assessment tests are not part of the formal assessment but completion is strongly encouraged as students will be able to monitor and evaluate their learning process and identify areas requiring improvement.
FINAL AWARD
Diploma awarded by BCA accredited by GIME
As per university regulations