Overview: It is a new 2-day class consisting of key topics including History of Offshore Energy; Underwriting: Operators Extra Expense/Control of Well and Physical Damage; Alternatives to the Commercial Market; Client Perspective: Risk Management;  CAT Management; Treaty Reinsurance; Claims with Case Studies; and Brokering.  The Treaty Reinsurance Section will cover the WHAT, WHY, WHO & HOW of Offshore Energy Reinsurance.  Not your usual old R/I presentation!  We will focus on what does reinsurance really do for you, why someone would want to buy it, and who are the players in a reinsurance transaction; with just a touch of the technical "how it works". This class, to be instructed by leaders in the industry, is the result of a two-year project of the AIMU Offshore Energy Committee. For more information or to register, click on the name of the class.

Who Should Attend: Insurance company underwriters, trainees, claims personnel, surveyors, agents or brokers, shipowners, charterers and maritime attorneys.

Continuing Education Credits: 
12 Credits SAMS: 12 Credits NAMS

State Insurance Departments: 
12 CE credits for NY, NJ, CT, PA; 11.5 credits in TX

Instructors:
Lisa Chines, Upstream Energy Underwriter - Nav Tech, Navigators
Scott Barnard, Vice President / Southwest Regional Manager, Berkley Offshore Underwriting Managers
Aron Pasternack, Vice President, New York and Canada Manager, Berkley Offshore Underwriting Managers
Anthony Cowie, Hub Head Marine Americas, Senior Vice President, Property & Specialty Underwriting, Swiss Re America Holding Corporation

Program Features: Continental Breakfast Lunch Handouts & Lecture Notes

Special Assistance: In Compliance with the  American's with Disabilities Act, AIMU will make all reasonable efforts  to accommodate persons with disabilities at its meetings. Please call  John A. Miklus at (212) 233-0550