IMCC’11
The 8th International Marine Claims ConferenceIMCC'11
This is the programme of the 8th International Marine Claims Conference, «The fastest way to succeed is to look as if you are playing by somebody else’s rules whilst quietly playing by your own (Michael Konda) – Challenges for insurers with emerging markets and a new set of rules», held at The Grand Hotel, Malahide, Dublin from Wednesday 28th to Friday 30th September 2011.
Wednesday, 28th September 2011
Arrival and Registration
Collect conference satchel, name badge, conference programme and tourist information from the Conference Hospitality Desk in Guttenburg Suite lobby
Rolling lunch in the Coast Restaurant
Sponsored by Russel Ridley & Co.
Conference opens
in the Tara Suite
Welcome to conference – Chairman’s Opening remarks
Matters arising from IMCC 2010
Training/Claims Protocol/U35’s
Charlotte Warr (Sarnia Training)
IUMI update
Ole Wikborg (President, IUMI)
Coffe & tea in the Guttenberg Suite
Convention update
David Baker (International Group of P&I Clubs)
Iran sanctions update
Chris Zavos (Barlow Lyde & Gilbert)
Update on German Hull clauses
Dr Dieter Schwampe (Dabelstein and Passehl)
Nils Bremke (Allianz)
Update on US Hull clauses
John Woods (Clyde & Co)
Finally, paperless claims handling and adjusting?
Jostein Egeland (Norwegian Hull Club)
Chairman’s closing remarks
Wine and Canapé Reception at the Matt Ryan Bar
Sponsored by Ince & Co. and The Irish Tourist Board
Informal Dinner in the Coast Restaurant
Sponsored by Blue Seas Adjusters Ltd.
After dinner: live music in the Matt Ryan Bar with Brendan Keeley
Sponsored by Ince & Co.
Thursday, 29th September 2011
Same rules, different ball park
The challenges posed by the increase of shipbuilding in China
Brendan Cuffe and Serdar Isik (Brookes Bell)
Knut Morten Finckenhagen (Gard AS)
Coffee & tea in the Guttenburg Suite
Additional Perils, perils for whom?
Gordon Street (Marsh)
Paul Cunningham (Talbot)
Paul Silver (Association of Average Adjusters)
Good judgement comes from experience - experience comes from bad judgement
What should insurers be considering when looking at the insurance of emerging market risks
Simon Stonehouse (Brit)
Conference photograph
Chinese casualty scenario workshop
Simon Burnay (Braemar)
Paul Apostolis (Holman Fenwick and Willan)
Paul Amos (Steamship Mutual)
Coffee & tea in the Guttenburg Suite
Chinese casualty scenario workshop (Continued)
Making Friends with the Commercial Court
The Hon. Mr Justice David Steel
Close for the day
Coaches Depart for Dinner.
Sponsored by IUA and Keesal Young & Logan
Friday, 30th September 2011
Don't rely on the electronics, always remember to look out of the window!
The reality of the bridge equipment that crew are meant to use, and how the data can be used following a casualty
James Brown (Legge Farrow Kimmitt McGrath & Brown)
Update on US Firefighting regulations
Jason Bennett (Titan)
Update on LOF
Aidan Holly (Lloyd’s Agency Department)
Coffee & tea in the Guttenburg Suite
Only free men can negotiate
The reality of hostage negotiation from the sharp end
Neil Young (NYA International)
Plans for 2012
Chairman’s closing remarks
Conference closes
Lunch in the Coast Restaurant
Sponsored by Houck Anderson