CPD programme

This is the last in a series of five joint webinars between the Insurance Institute of London and Munich Re aimed at improving members understanding of developments in the marine and energy market in today’s insurance world. In this session, Tony Betteridge gives an overview on project cargo insurance and the main aspects of risk engineering. In this presentation, you will learn what project cargo is, marine delay in start-up (DSU), the risk engineering and transportation. Tony also covers how effective logistic management can be to prevent delays in delivering critical items and survey warranty.

In this IIL marine and energy webinar, Daniel Ng and Tom Walters walk through a scenario of a cyber-attack on shipping operations to give participants an insight into how an attack typically unfolds. The speakers discuss the key commercial, technical, operational, legal and insurance factors to consider in the first few hours of the incident and the longer term. This webinar is intended to be practical and uncover the areas that shipping operations can prepare for, so they are ready when, not if, a cyber incident occurs.

In this IIL reinsurance webinar, Julian Enoizi explores the opportunities and challenges associated with designing and implementing effective public-private (re) insurance responses to societally catastrophic risks in the UK.

In this IIL webinar, Garth Aubert and Suzanne McNulty discuss the adaptation of traditional product liability principles in the rapidly emerging world of artificial intelligence (AI), potential defences and the greater implications for manufacturers and society.

In this IIL aviation webinar, Al Seymour talks about the different organisations and levels of scrutiny for aircraft production and operation and will focus on the broad 'amateur builder and operator' community, using his experience of global organisations and current Light Aircraft Association, Civil Aviation Authority and Military Aviation Authority policy.

In this IIL London Market webinar, Tim Holt explains why geopolitics drives some of the top corporate global risks and how these often interconnected and complex drivers can be better understood and managed to take advantage of opportunities and mitigate the risks they present.