Marine War Risks & Piracy

Programme Highlights

The Marine War Risks & Piracy course is designed to provide an in-depth exploration of the intricacies and challenges of marine insurance, especially in the context of war risks and piracy. This course will delve into the legal frameworks, the nature of risks associated with maritime conflicts and piracy, and their impact on insurance policies. Participants will emerge with a comprehensive understanding of how these risks are identified, managed, and mitigated in the insurance industry.

3 CPD Hours
Mode: Face-to-face training
Date: 25 July 2025
Time: 9.00 a.m. to 12.00 p.m.

For Whom

  • Insurance professionals involved in underwriting and claims management for marine policies.  
  • Staff from maritime companies responsible for managing risk and insurance.
  • Intermediaries handling marine insurance
  • Loss adjusters specializing in marine claims.  
  • Legal advisors and consultants focusing on maritime law.  
  • Maritime security professionals and naval personnel.

Key Learning Objectives

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

  • Understand the current statutory frameworks affecting marine war risks and piracy.  
  • Identify and analyze the insurance implications of acts of war and piracy on maritime operations.  
  • Explore underwriting considerations specific to marine war risks and piracy.  
  • Gain insights into the processes of claims management in scenarios of maritime terrorism and piracy.

Programme Outline

  • Current Statutory Framework: Overview of laws and regulations affecting marine insurance.
  • Acts of War and Insurance: Analysis of how insurance policies respond to war-related incidents at sea.
  • Piracy and Insurance: Understanding the challenges and coverage specifics related to piracy.
  • Maritime Terrorism and Insurance: Discussing the implications of terrorism on marine insurance policies.
  • Underwriting Considerations: Detailed examination of risk assessment and policy drafting for war risks and piracy.

Programme Leader

Andrew Mackenzie, a Fellow of the Chartered Insurance Institute, has carved a notable career in the insurance industry underpinned by rigorous education and diverse professional experiences. His academic journey includes an MSc in Insurance and Risk Management from Bayes Business School with Distinction and a BA in War Studies from the University of Kent.

Professionally, Andrew has excelled in roles across prestigious institutions like Lloyd’s of London and Atrium Underwriting Ltd., specializing in marine insurance claims. His expertise extends to adjusting claims for Marine Hull and Machinery, Cargo, and Energy sectors. Additionally, Andrew contributes to the insurance community as an examiner, coursework marker, and textbook reviser with the Chartered Insurance Institute.

His scholarly work includes publications on maritime decarbonization and the implications of maritime laws, affirming his thought leadership. Recognized for his professional excellence, Andrew has received awards such as the Rutter Medal from the CII and the Young Claims Professional of the Year 2019.

Programme Fee

Full Course Fee: SS$218.00 (incl. of 9% GST)

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Marine War Risks & Piracy

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