The British Academy for Training and Development offers a course on Marine Insurance Fraud, aimed at anyone looking to acquire significant skills in managing insurance for employees in companies and organizations, understanding insurance terms, risk management, and applying various strategies to combat fraud in marine insurance management.

Many people think that marine insurance only covers the risk of cargo damage on ships during transport. In fact, it covers more than that. Marine insurance also includes the loss or damage to ships, cargo, loading stations, and any mode of transport or goods that are transferred or stored between the source and the final destination. The term "marine insurance" can be a bit misleading, as it also covers land and air transport. However, due to its origins in Roman trade and the development of maritime trade routes in Asia and the Americas, along with the establishment of the London Union, the term "marine insurance" remains widely used even as other types of transport emerged.

Target Audience for Attending a Course on Marine Insurance Fraud:

• Corporate and business managers.

• Entrepreneurs seeking to enhance their insurance management skills.

• Business administration students and graduates from various universities.

• Employees in the maritime transport industry.

• Anyone interested in developing expertise in marine insurance.

How Participants Will Benefit from Attending a Course on Marine Insurance Fraud:

By the end of the course, participants will have:

• Gained an understanding of insurance as a modern essential transaction for securing the transport of goods by sea.

• Learned about the regulations governing insurance activities.

• Explored alternative means such as arbitration and mediation that insurance parties may use to resolve disputes.

• Acquired expertise in identifying and preventing fraudulent activities in the field of marine insurance.

Types of Marine Insurance

• Characteristics of Marine Insurance and Risk Management

• Legislative Topics and Laws Related to Marine Insurance

• Classification of Risks and Current Terminology for Transport Insurance

• Marine Insurance Coverage Documents

• Types of Losses in Marine Insurance

• How to Inspect Damaged Goods

• Marine Insurance Claims Settlement

• General Average Loss

• Fraud in Marine Insurance Claims

• Marine Reinsurance Agreements

• Conditions and Exclusions of Reinsurance Agreements

• Underwriting Capacity and its Impact on Competition

• Accumulation Risk in Marine Insurance

• Risk Management Procedure Coding System

• Compensation Methods and Types of Marine Transport Insurance Programs

• Fraud Methods in Marine Insurance and Ways to Eliminate Them

• Fundamentals and Guidelines for Claim Compensation

• Practical Cases

• General Discussion

Course Dates and Locations:

Courses are held in the following countries:

• Egypt, Jordan, Malaysia, Turkey, England, France, Italy, Germany, Sweden, Austria, Denmark, as well as Australia and the United States.

• Courses are offered at times and locations convenient for your business and schedule.

Training Delivery Methods:

• Group Training at Academy Centers

• Individual Training with a comprehensive curriculum

• Field Training with an integrated work program

• Theoretical Training in dedicated classrooms at the academy

What Does the Participant Receive from the Marine Insurance Fraud Course?

After completing the course, participants will receive a certified certificate from the British Academy for attending the Marine Insurance Fraud course.