MARINE & INSURANCE SOLUTIONS
H&S Insurance Solutions

Marine Insurance for Shipowners

A vessel is both an asset and a working business. H&S brings nearly 20 years of experience across seagoing service, ship management and insurance to the discussion, helping shipowners and managers frame their insurance needs around how their vessels actually operate.

Start with the operation

The starting point is the vessel, its management and its trading pattern. We consider technical particulars, class and flag, ownership and management arrangements, trading limits and recent claims experience. A fleet renewal, new acquisition or change of trade can call for a different set of questions.

Look beyond the premium

Hull and machinery, protection and indemnity, war risks and loss of hire address different exposures and should be considered together. Our approach is to compare the proposed scope, deductibles, limits, exclusions and notification requirements alongside price. Any available cover depends on the insurer’s acceptance and the agreed wording.

Keep the programme aligned

Insurance needs do not end at placement. Changes to trading areas, management, charter arrangements or vessel particulars should be considered against the policy. We focus on clear communication around renewals, endorsements, surveys and documents so that operational changes are raised with the relevant market.

Prepare for a claim

A practical claims discussion starts with prompt notification through the channels specified in the policy, an accurate chronology and preservation of relevant records. Logbooks, survey findings, repair documents and correspondence may be relevant depending on the incident. This page is not a claim-notification channel.

Discuss your insurance needs

An operational perspective and a partner who understands your business.

Related expertise

H&S Insurance Solutions and H&S Marine Solutions are brand names. The company name is H&S Marine Solutions Ltd. Service and coverage scope are subject to applicable authorisation and contractual terms.