| | Description: | Objectives • To understand the legal role and risk exposures of freight forwarder
• To know the general make-up of a liability policy and type of liability covers available
• To understand the fundamental principles of cargo insurance.
• To understand the various types of losses
• To identify practical issues relating to claims handling Designed For Persons in customer services, shipping, logistic admin, warehousing, as well as those in supervisory and executive positions; general insurance practitioners having special logistics interests Coverage - Marine Cargo Insurance and Claims handling: newly-instituted cargo clauses, cargo loss prevention practices, steps for recourse; the claim process and the rules on limitations of liability and time bars
- International conventions and laws that are used by carriers to limit their liabilities, and how insurance can be tailored to meet these needs
- Sharing of relevant case studies throughout the course
Lecturer Mr Larry Thian has extensive experiences spanning over 35 years in all areas of insurance with specialty in marine cargo and logistics. He is a senior associate of the Australia & New Zealand Institute of Insurance and Finance and a certified Insurance Practitioner. He joined Phoenix Assurance Co Ltd (UK) as a marine claims and casualty specialist before moving on to Sun Alliance Co Ltd (UK) as a liability and marine casualty manager. After this, he spent over 10 years as a associate director of Marsh & McLaren (USA) the world's largest insurance broker and has specialist knowledge of general cargo insurance, claims, freight and demurrage matters. Duration 1 day : 9 am to 6 pm VenueThe Logistics Academy CertificationA Certificate of Attendance will be awarded upon successful completion of the course. 
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