Marine Insurance and Risk Management
Global Marine Practice Overview
Aon’s global marine practice is a leading provider of insurance and risk management solutions for ship owners and operators, shipyards, port and terminal operators, shipbuilders and repairers, marine construction projects, yachts, subsea operators, plus logistics and supply chain companies. Our cargo clients include manufacturing, heavy industry, auto, retail, food and beverage, life sciences and technology.
Leveraging the deep industry knowledge of both inland marine and ocean marine risk and our global network of colleagues, including 250 dedicated to marine insurance services, we provide clients with the advice and tools needed to make better decisions about protecting their people and projects.
At a high level, our risk capabilities for marine clients include specialist claims management, average adjusting, risk consulting and risk solutions to support business operations across cargo, shipping, port and terminal operations and logistics, and more.
By the Numbers
When you partner with Aon, you’ll gain access to scale and insights spanning an entire industry.
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250
Our practice is home to 250 marine specialists operating around the world.
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$3B
Our practice placed over $3 billion in insurance premiums last year.
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Comprehensive Insurance Coverage for Global Marine Clients
We use placement volume, broking experience and Aon’s global network to provide global marine clients with industry-leading terms and conditions across a wide range of insurance coverage areas, including:
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Cargo
- Project cargo insurance/marine delay in start-up (DSU)
- Marine package policies and global program
- General cargo insurance
- Stock throughput insurance
- Excess storage insurance
- Freight and logistics
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Port Operations and Marine Liabilities
- Transport and logistics liability
- Maritime employers liability
- Marine general liability
- Umbrella liability
- Ship repairer’s liability
- Charterers liability
- Professional indemnity
- Excess liabilities
- Terminal operator
- Port authority liabilities
- Marine trades
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Shipping
- Hull and machinery
- Increased value/hull interest
- Loss of hire
- War risks
- Marine equipment
- Charterers' liability
- Protection and indemnity (P&I)
- Crew personal accident
Industry Overview
Transportation and Logistics
Who We Partner With
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