What is the hazardous cargo?

What is the risks to the marine environment?

Who needs marine cargo insurance?

Who takes the marine cargo insurance?

What does marine cargo insurance not cover?

What is not covered by marine insurance?

How does marine cargo insurance work?

What is the difference between marine cargo insurance and cargo insurance?

What are the two kinds of cargo insurance policy?

What is a type of risk that is excluded in the marine cargo insurance policy?

What perils are covered under cargo insurance?

What does cargo insurance cover?

What is the purpose of cargo insurance?
How do you manage cargo risk?

Do you always need marine cargo insurance?

How is marine cargo insurance calculated?

What is the difference between shipping insurance and marine insurance?

Marine Liability Risk Assessments

The Marine Liability Risk Assessments of AIM Group are conducted on behalf of insurers to provide an indication of risk and liability exposure represented by the insured's operations at all of ports and world locals. The risk assessment consists of a site visit and review of the insured's operations with an emphasis on: Safety and loss prevention programs

This specialized coverage protects goods transported via sea routes, safeguarding them from the risks of physical damage, theft and other forms of loss. For maritime clients, the importance of cargo insurance is evident.

What does all risk marine cargo insurance cover?

All risk marine insurance protects against all loss of cargo which includes piracy and theft. While you have no control over what happens to your goods when they are in transit, you can protect yourself against a variety of negative events at sea.

What are the risks of marine cargo?

In some locations, war, strikes, piracy, or ice damage also pose risks. For goods being shipped by sea, there are the added risks of transit or wetting damage, theft, or short delivery – and all are common loss events.

What is the difference between marine cargo and carriers liability?

In short, cargo insurance is a risk transfer method that enables the cargo owner to shift the accidental financial loss of cargo in transit to the insurance company, while carrier liability refers to the legal liabilities of the appointed transportation company for goods in their care, custody, and control.

 

What are the four main areas of risk covered under marine insurance?

The marine insurance would cover ship wreckage, collision, fire and other serious risk during voyage.

What is the difference between cargo insurance and liability insurance?

Cargo insurance is something that you buy to protect against your financial losses from the loss of or damage to goods during transportation. Cargo liability insurance, on the other hand, is intended to protect the transportation company from the financial impacts of your cargo claims.

What Is Marine Insurance?

It offers protection against claims arising from collisions, accidents and other incidents involving the insured vessel

What is not covered in cargo insurance?

Issues that arise from areas where the shipper has a lot of control, including damage due to poor packaging, flawed products or hazardous products and the cause is out of a insurance policy rules, may not be covered.

What is cargo risks?

This type of insurance is designed for owners of goods and cargo transported by different modes of transport, and allows you to compensate for losses associated with damage or loss of cargo, regardless of the presence or absence of the fault of the carrier.

What is the meaning of marine liability insurance?

Marine Liability is insurance for liability or property damages to a third party while engaged in marine-related operations. All risks that one would associate with a traditional marine liability account are typically covered, including: Protection and Indemnity (P&I)

What is covered under Marine general liability?

You can create a customized marine liability package to help ensure that your maritime operation stays afloat. Your marine General Liability policy includes legal liability coverages for property damage to property of others in your insured's care, custody or control for the purposes of their maritime operations.

 

AIM Group is in roles of experts and surveyors to identify all of risks can be arisen to the object insured at initial and in roles of investigators and consultant to identify root cause and extent of damage as THIRD PARTY INDEPENDENT.

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The insurance companies / Insurers / Clubs

The insured and claim

The complaining party

The adjusting companies

With the surveying and report for Marine Cargo Risk and Liability Services as:

Cargo Inspection and Tallying Services

Container Surveys

Hull and Machinery Surveys

Shipbuilding supervision

Government and Ship Surveying

Maritime and ship services

Warranty and Approval Other

One Example:

Marine Liability Risk Assessment at Initial for the ship: the sea trail inspection services

Marine Liability Risk Assessment after risk arising to the ship: the marine collided accident investigation

Over 50 years of AIM Group's Naval Liability Risk Assessment, we have been successful and recognized by our customers as:

1. Ship owner

2. Shipper

3. P&I Club

4. Insurer

5. Loss adjuster

6. Logistics Forwarder and Outsourcing

7. Freight carriers

8. Recipient/Buyer

9. Other parties

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