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SHIPPING RISK MANAGEMENT FORUM
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QUALITY MANAGEMENT VERSUS RISK
FINANCE IN SHIPPING |
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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 24TH, 2000 |
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15:00-19:00
Conference Registration |
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19:00-21:00
Welcome Reception hosted by Mrs. Tineke NETELENBOS, Dutch Minister of Transport
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25TH, 2000 |
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SESSION
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SETTING THE SCENE, IDENTIFYING THE OBJECTIVES |
Shipping Risk Management Forum----------------------------
Papers and Presentations
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Organisers
Committee
Other projects: Hellenic
Dutch Transport Forum 99
MARE FORUM Beurs - World Trade Center P.O. Box 30027 3001 DA Rotterdam The Netherlands Tel.:+31.10.205.7455 Fax:+31.10.205.5655 sponsors: [by June 2000]
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Quality Shipping; A Political Perspective Quality Owners better materially rewarded
by insurance incentives More technical expertise in the
insurance community Need of the very best intelligence
available on risks How should insurers differentiate
between quality operators? Focus on Crisis Management and Operations Integrity The present status of the
insurance market Does the Marine Insurer have any
responsibility towards the chain of quality ship
operation? |
Opening
of the Conference 09:00 Mr.
Michael GREY, Conference Chairman 09:05 Welcome Mr.
Jonh LYRAS Chairman,
Union of Greek Shipowners KEYNOTE SPEAKERS 09:15 Mr.
Christos PAPOUTSIS Minister of the
Mercantile Marine, Greece 09:30
Mrs. Tineke NETELENBOS Minister
of Transport, Public Works
& Water Management, The Netherlands 09:45
Mrs. Grete KNUDSEN Minister of Trade
and Industry, Norway 10:00
On behalf of Mr. Keith HILL, UK Shipping Minister Mr.
Brian WADSWORTH, Director Logistics and Maritime Transport
UK PRINCIPAL SPEAKERS 10:15 Mr.
Gregory HADJIELEFTHERIADIS President
CEO, Eletson Corporation Erika – Eureka – EurOPA Will Quality Shipping Ever
Be Truly Rewarded? 10:30 Mr.
Peter CHRISMAS Lloyd’s
Underwriters’ Association, Chairman Ocean Hull Committee, International Union of Marine Insurance Insurance in Crisis - a Time
for Realism? 10:45 Mr.
Dick VERBEEK Chairman,
AON Risk Services Does the Marine
Insurance Broker have any Responsibility Towards the
Chain of Quality Ship Operation? 11:00 Mr.
Efthimios E. MITROPOULOS Director
Maritime Safety Division, International Maritime Organisation
(IMO) A Contribution
to the Debate: The IMO Perspective. 11:15 Break |
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SESSION 2
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THE CHANGING FACE OF RISK |
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Piraeus Port Authority SA
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Use of risk management techniques Self - Regulation by the
Industry; Risk and Liability Corporate Governance in Shipping What effect has the I.S.M. code
had? Environmental Requirements Changes in Ships and Structures
(Increasing size/speed of ships) ALARP requirements as in offshore Developments in Transferring
non-traditional Risks |
CHAIR SESSION 2:
On behalf of Ms. Georgette LALIS
Director Maritime Transport, European Commission
Mr. Willem de RUITER Head Division for Maritime Safety, European
Commission 11:45 Mr.
David HEBDEN Partner,
Thomas, Cooper & Stibbard Go Directly to Gaol, Do Not Pass Go, or Collect £ 200 12:00 Mr.
Ger NIEUWPOORT Head
Maritime Transport, Dutch Ministry of Transport Reinventing the
Marine Insurance Industry: The Responsibility of Marine
Insurers in Quality Shipping 12:15 On
behalf of Mr. Lars CARLSSON, President, Concordia Maritime AB Mr.
Bjorn SODAHL, Manager, Quality and Safety Quality Competition: A Way
Towards Safer Shipping? 12:30 On
behalf of Mr. Frank IAROSSI, Chairman and CEO, ABS Mr.
Donald LIU, Senior Vice President Technology, ABS Using Technology to Manage Risk Within the Marine Industry 12:45 Discussion 13:15 Lunch
hosted by Det Norske Veritas
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SESSION 3
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ASSESSING RISK AND MANAGING THE CYCLE |
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Hazard Management Process QRA techniques in shipping Reliability of safety systems Use of various analysis
techniques as approved in the process industry Management of change Operations and Maintenance |
CHAIR SESSION 3:
Mr.
Nicolas FISTES
Executive Vice-President and General Manager CERES Hellenic Shipping Enterprises Ltd. 14:30 Capt.
Malcolm LOWLE Manager
HSE & Standards, SHELL International Trading and Shipping Voyage Risk Assessment 14:45 Mr.
Yannis KOURMATZIS Vice-President,
Det Norske Veritas Formal Safety Assessment (FSA): A
Modern Foundation for developing future Rules and Regulations in the Maritime
Industry 15:00 Prof.
Chengi KUO Strathclyde
University Responsibility Sharing Management (RSM)
of the Risk Levels of Maritime Activities 15:15 Mr.
Otto FRITZNER Managing
Director, Shipowning Stolt Nielsen Transportation Group
Ltd. The Changing Face of Risk 15:30 Discussion 16:15 Break |
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SESSION 4
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TRANSPARENCY AND REGULATION |
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Governmental Regulation vs Self-Regulation Flag State Control vs. Port State
Control Port State Control vs.
Classification Societies Transparency of Information on
Quality The Use of Economic Incentives
for Safety and Environmental
Protection Experiences of a Mainport Legal Developments in Shipping |
CHAIR SESSION 4:
Professor
Harilaos PSARAFTIS
Managing Director, Piraeus Port Authority 16:45 Mr. Henk ten HOOPEN Director,
Shipping Inspectorate, Ministry of Transport, NL Class' Dependence on the Shipowners. The Achilles' Heel of Safety Assurance? 17:00 Captain
Mark HEAH Port
Master, Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore Singapore – Pollution Risk Management 17:15 Rear
Admiral Robert C. NORTH Assistant
Commandant for Marine Safety, U.S. Coast Guard Our Role In Quality Shipping 17:30 Mr. Hans de GOEIJ Managing
Director, Green Award Foundation Green Award: The Link Between Environment and Commercial Sense 17.45 Mr. Willem de RUITER Head
Division for Maritime Safety, European Commission Preventing Erika 2: Partnership Between Regulators and Industry? 18:00 Discussion 18:45 End
of 1st Day 21:00 Conference
Dinner hosted by the Piraeus Port Authority S.A.
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26TH, 2000 |
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SESSION 5
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CRISIS MANAGEMENT / OPERATION INTEGRITY |
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Incident Investigation and
Analyses Thinking the Unthinkable How to Deal with the Media Auditing / Inspections and
Corrective Actions Large Claims - “Lessons to be
Learned” |
CHAIR SESSION 5:
Captain
George SUTHERLAND,
Managing Director, Port of Sullom Voe 09:00 Rear
Admiral John LANG Chief
Inspector of UK MAIB Safety at Sea – The Role of the Marine Accident Investigator 09:15 Mr.
David USHER President
and CEO Marine Pollution Control Corp. President
of the Spill Control Association of America (SCAA) Chairman
of the International Spill Control Organisation (ISCO) Before, During, and After the Erika 09:30 Mr
John GUY Partner,
Merlin Corporate Communications Media Pressure - Part of the Crisis 09:45 Dr.
Ian WHITE Managing
Director, International Tanker Owners Pollution Federation,
ITOPF Ltd. The Realities of Combating Major Marine
Oil Spills 10:00 Mr. Jan Dirk SMIT 10:15 Discussion 10:45 Break |
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SESSION 6
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MARINE INSURANCE: WHERE IS THE INDUSTRY HEADING? |
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What owners feel they are not
getting from insurers Are insurers a threat or an aid in the case of major
claims? Is there enough technical
expertise in the insurance industry? Use of QRA techniques in
underwriting Statistics as Underwriting Tool:
What statistics do underwriters really use? Developments in marine
liabilities exposurers The Future of P&I business Will the insurance industry be
innovative enough to follow the developments in law and risk transfer? Does the insurance broker add
value to the process or is the purchase transactional? How will the insurance industry
ever respond to quality shipping companies? Traditional Insurance versus New
Risk Financing techniques |
CHAIR SESSION 5:
Mr.
Stephen PAN
Chairman, Worldwide, Singapore Mr. John BERNANDER CEO of Assuranseforeningen Gard, Norway 11:15 Mr.
Hans PAYER Chairman,
International Association of Classification Societies (IACS) President,
Germanischer Lloyd The Bridge between the Insurer and Class 11:30 Mr.
Tore FORSMO Managing
Director, Central Union Marine Underwriters Norway, CEFOR Lies, Damn Lies and Marine Insurance Statistics 11:45 Mr.
Tom MIDTTUN Senior
Vice-President, If Insurance Company, Sweden BACK TO THE FUTURE - Predictability,
Pricing and Forecasting in the Marine Insurance
Industry 12:00
Mr. Alistair GROOM Chief Executive of The
Standard P&I Club's managers The New P&I
World - Innovation or Desperation? 12:15 Mr.
Stirling LEECH Partner,
Clyde & Co., London Recent and Future Legal Developments in
Marine Liabilities 12:30 Mr.
Andreas MOLCK-UDE Member
of the Executive Management, Munchen Ruck, Germany A Reinsurer’s Perspective 12:45 Mr.
Hans Terje ANONSEN Managing
Director, Global Marine AON Corporation Inc. Does the insurance broker add value to the process or is the purchase transactional? 13:00 Lunch
hosted by: AON Insurance Brokers
14:30 Open
Debate 16:00 break |
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CONCLUDING SESSION |
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16:30-17:30 Final Discussion all Chairpersons Mr.
Willem de RUITER, Session 2 Chair Mr.
Nicolas FISTES, Session 3 Chair Prof.
Harilaos PSARAFTIS, Session 4 Chair Capt.
George SUTHERLAND, Session 5 Chair Mr.
Stephen PAN, Session 6 Chair Mr. John BERNADER,
Session 6 Chair CONCLUSION
Mr.
Michael GREY Conference
Synthesis by Conference Chairman 18:00 Farewell
Reception hosted by The Standard P&I Club
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