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ASTRID SELTMANN Vice chairman, IUMI Facts & Figures Committee Analyst/Actuary, The Nordic Association of Marine Insurers (Cefor) Global Marine Insurance Casualty trends

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ASTRID SELTMANN

Vice chairman, IUMI Facts & Figures CommitteeAnalyst/Actuary, The Nordic Association of Marine Insurers (Cefor)

Global Marine Insurance

Casualty trends

CONTENTS

• The Global Marine Insurance Market

• Vessel values & fleet trends with impact on casualty trends

• CASUALTY TRENDS

Main data sources:

Premiums: IUMI (Global Marine Insurance Report published September 2016)

Fleet data: Clarkson Research, Lloyds List Intelligence

Vessel values: The Nordic Marine Insurance Statistics (NoMIS)

Casualties: Lloyds List Intelligence;

The Nordic Marine Insurance Statistics (NoMIS)

CONTENTS – CASUALTY TRENDS

SHIPOWNERS’ LIABILITY (Crew, Environment, collision etc.)

• Pool claims International Group of P&I Clubs

OFFSHORE ENERGY

• Casualties on mobile offshore units

HULL CASUALTY TRENDS

• Total and major losses and their impact

• ‘Serious’ (LLI / IMO etc.) versus ‘Major’ (Insurance) casualties – beware of the terminology!

• Trends by type of casualty

• Trends by vessel type / age group

• Special:

‐ Cost driving factors

‐ Effect of Lay-ups on the claims frequency

THE GLOBAL MARINE INSURANCE MARKET

25.0%

52.9%

7.1%

15.0%

2015

Global Hull

Transport/Cargo

Marine Liability

Offshore/Energy

MARINE PREMIUM 2015BY LINE OF BUSINESS

Source: IUMI Global Marine Insurance Report 2016 https://iumi.com/statistics

Total: 29.9 USD billion / Change 2014 to 2015: -10.5%NB: Strong USD «reduces» premium in USD as compared to local currency!

50.4%

27.1%

9.8%

5.9%6.8%

2015Europe

Asia/Pacific

Latin America

North America

Other

MARINE PREMIUM 2015BY REGION

Relative impact of Europe somewhat decreasing

(EUR-USD effect?)

Total: 29.9 USD billion

Source: IUMI Global Marine Insurance Report 2016 https://iumi.com/statistics

48.8%

38.6%

5.6%4.4%

1.6%

1.0%2015

Europe

Asia/Pacific

Latin America

North America

Middle East

Africa

HULL PREMIUM 2015 – BY REGION

Total: 7.5 USD billion / Change 2014 to 2015: -8.4%

Source: IUMI Global Marine Insurance Report 2016 https://iumi.com/statistics

62%

30%

6% 2%

UK

Nordic

Japan

US

Calls 2015:UK: 2.16 Nordic: 1.03Japan: 0.22US: 0.08Total: 3.50 (USD billion)

P&I CLUBS INTERNATIONAL GROUPPROTECTION & INDEMNITY = SHIPOWNERS’ LIABILITY

GROSS CALLS (PREMIUM) 2015 – OPERATIONAL LOCATION 48%

19%

13%

11%

7% 2%

BermudaUKLuxembourgNordicJapanUSby country of registration

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VESSEL VALUES

© Astrid Seltmann

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AVERAGE GROSS TON & VESSEL VALUENoMISNordic Marine

Insurance Statistics

Decrease in av. vessel values despiteincrease in av. vessel size

5.9% 5.9%

2.3%

8.7%

2.3%

-14.8%

-7.9%

-4.2%

-6.5%-6.2%-6.0%

-9.2%

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Under stable market conditions, some value

reduction normal due to the aging factor (<= 5%).

CHANGE IN VALUES – ALL VESSELSCOMPARING INSURED VALUE OF SAME VESSELS IN TWO CONSECUTIVE YEARS

NoMISNordic Marine

Insurance Statistics

BULK, SUPPLY/ OFFSHORE:

STRONG DROP IN VALUES23

.3%

9.8%

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Bulk

Suppl/Off

NoMISNordic Marine

Insurance Statistics

OFFSHORE VESSEL VALUES & OIL PRICE

-20.0%

-15.0%

-10.0%

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Change in average sum insured (%) Crude oil Brent, annual average

NoMISNordic Marine

Insurance Statistics

WORLD FLEET – AVERAGE AGEVESSELS > 100 GT

Source: Clarksons Research, January 2017

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NEWBUILDINGS WORLD FLEETLESS THAN AND ABOVE 5,000 GROSS TON

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Less new buildings -> fleet age increases.

New buildings larger in size.

CASUALTY TRENDS

© Astrid Seltmann

No claim – just a matter of perspective!

TYPES OF (INSURED) CASUALTIES

• Physical damage – vessels, offshore energy units, cargo

• Third party liability

‐ To object e.g. collision

‐ People (passengers, crew)

‐ Environmental damage (e.g. oil spill)

• Loss of income

• Terror etc.

P&I POOL CLAIMS BY POLICY YEAR= SHIPOWNERS’ LIABILITY CLAIMS

No. of claims in 2015/16 policy year below five-year average of 23 claims per year. Claims frequency and severity likely to be well below the peak years of 2006 and 2011.

Source: IG P&I Annual Review 2015/2016Read this to understand complexity of exposure under P&I liability!

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OFFSHORE ENERGY CLAIMS TRENDS –

MOBILES

NUMBER AND COST OF LOSSES – MOBILESLOSSES > 1 USD MILLION

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Cost of Claims Ex Hurricanes

Data Source: Willis Claims Database

CLAIMS FREQUENCY VERSUS UTILISATION RATEAS A RATIO OF CONTRACTED RIGS

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Utilisation Rate

Data Source: Willis Claims database, Clarksons Research, Energy Information Association

AVERAGE CLAIMS COST

VERSUS OIL PRICE AND NUMBER OF LOSSES

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AvgCost (ex Hurricane & Losses over $100m) Brent Crude Oil Price Number of Losses (Ex Hurricane & Losses over $100m)

Data Source: Willis Claims Database

HULL CASUALTY TRENDS – FREQUENCY

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in % of Vessels in % of GT

TOTAL LOSSES 2000-2016 (LLI) AS % OF WORLD FLEET, VESSELS > 500 GT

Total losses:

Long-term positive trend.

Source: Losses: Lloyds List Intelligence; Fleet numbers: Clarkson Research Services;

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in % of Vessels in % of GT

Source: Losses: Lloyds List Intelligence; Fleet numbers: Clarkson Research Services;

TANKER TOTAL LOSSES 2000-2016 (LLI)AS % OF WORLD TANKER FLEET, TANKERS > 500 GT

0.0%

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in % of Vessels in % of GT

Source: Losses: Lloyds List Intelligence; Fleet numbers: Clarkson Research Services;

BULKER TOTAL LOSSES 2000-2016 (LLI)AS % OF WORLD BULKER FLEET, BULKERS > 10,000 DWT

0.0%

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in % of Vessels in % of GT

Source: Losses: Lloyds List Intelligence; Fleet numbers: Clarkson Research Services;

CONTAINER TOTAL LOSSES 2000-2016 (LLI)AS % OF WORLD CONTAINER FLEET

NoMISNordic Marine

Insurance Statistics

CLAIMS FREQUENCY* (NOMIS):

LONG-TERM POSITIVE TREND

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Partial loss frequency

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* = No. of claims divided by no. of insured vessels

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CLAIMS FREQUENCY > CERTAIN COST

LEVELS: STABLE TO POSITIVE TREND

NoMISNordic Marine

Insurance Statistics

HULL CASUALTY TRENDS – COST

CLAIM COST PER VESSEL –

INCLUDING/EXCLUDING TOTAL LOSSES

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Since 2009: repair cost stable;Volatility by major claims impact.

NoMISNordic Marine

Insurance Statistics

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Claim bands:

CLAIM COST PER VESSEL:

INCREASING VOLATILITY BY MAJOR CLAIMS

NoMISNordic Marine

Insurance Statistics

2012/13/15:strong major claims impact

2014/16:little major claims impact

2004: first claim > USD 50 million

CLAIMS EXCEEDING 10 USD MILLION

AS % OF TOTAL CLAIM COST

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NoMISNordic Marine

Insurance Statistics

CLAIMS FREQUENCY – ALTERNATIVE FACTS (?)

LLOYDS LIST INTELLIGENCE: ‘SERIOUS’

CASUALTIES AS % OF WORLD FLEETVESSELS > 500 GT

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in % of Vessels in % of GT

LLI: Strong increase in ‘serious’ casualties in 2015 and 2016.

NoMIS: Major claims impact in 2012/13/15, little in 2014 & 2016.

So who’s right?

Source: Losses: Lloyds List Intelligence; Fleet numbers: Clarkson Research Services;

ANSWER: BOTH!

BEWARE OF THE TERMINOLOGY!

• ‘Serious’ casualty = serious related to the nature of the casualty(Lloyds List Intelligence, IHS, Clarkson Research, IMO)

• ‘Major’ claim = extraordinary costly casualty, e.g. > 5 USD million (Insurer terminology)

Major claims are normally the result of serious casualties, but seriouscasualties are not necessarily costly.

• ‘Total loss’ = vessel is lost or damaged beyond repair.

The perception of a ‘total loss’ is near equal by all parties.

For insurers, a total loss means being liable to pay the insured value ofthe vessel (or even more, including salvage costs and 3rd party liability). A ‘constructive total loss’ occurs when the assumed repair costs exceede.g. 80% of the insured vessel value.

NOMIS VERSUS LLI CASUALTIES:SPLIT BY ‘SERIOUS’/’NON-SERIOUS’ (LLI) & 5 USD MILLION COST (NOMIS)

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HULL CASUALTIES – BY TYPE OF CASUALTY

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Other

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Frequency ( % of all total losses for the period)

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Source: LLI, total losses as reported by Lloyds List

Total Losses 2002 – 2016by cause, all vessel types, vessels > 500 GT

Total number of claims:

2011-2015: 16,854 2016: 3,053

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Machinery

Fire/Explosion

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Contact

Grounding

Ice

Heavy weather

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Collision

Contact

Grounding

Ice

Heavy weather

Other / unknown

NoMISNordic Marine

Insurance Statistics

NUMBER OF CLAIMS

BY TYPE OF CASUALTY

Total cost of claims in USD million:

2011-2015: 4,471.3 2016: 491.7

32.2%

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Machinery

Fire/Explosion

Collision

Contact

Grounding

Ice

Heavy weather

Other / unknown

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Collision

Contact

Grounding

Ice

Heavy weather

Other / unknown

NoMISNordic Marine

Insurance Statistics

COST OF CLAIMS

BY TYPE OF CASUALTY

FREQUENCY OF CLAIMS > USD 500,000BACK TO PRE-BOOM LEVEL

NoMISNordic Marine

Insurance Statistics

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AVERAGE CLAIM COST (USD 1,000)STRONG VOLATILITY OF FIRE/EXPLOSION IMPACT

NoMISNordic Marine

Insurance Statistics

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CLAIMS TRENDS

BY AGE GROUP AND VESSEL TYPE

CLAIMS FREQUENCY, BY AGE GROUPNoMISNordic Marine

Insurance Statistics

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CLAIM COST PER VESSEL, BY AGE GROUPNoMISNordic Marine

Insurance Statistics

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CLAIMS FREQUENCY, BY VESSEL TYPE NoMISNordic Marine

Insurance Statistics

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CLAIM COST PER VESSEL, BY VESSEL TYPE NoMISNordic Marine

Insurance Statistics

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SUMMARY CASUALTY TRENDS

• Total loss frequency: Long-term positive trend continues in 2016 after some increase 2015.

• Overall claims frequency: Long-term stable to downwards trend.

• Repair cost: Increase before financial crisis. Since 2009 relative stable at pre-crisis level.

Correlation with certain parameters (e.g. steel price, USD exchange rate, labour cost).

May be positively influenced by strong USD (repairs paid in other currencies).

• Major (=costly) claims trends:

‐ More expensive single claims.

(increasing vessel sizes, more complex objects)

‐ Increasing Volatility

Strong impact in some years (2012, 2013, 2014), little in other years (2014, 2016).

Difficult to estimate major claims impact for a specific year due to random occurrence.

• ‘Serious’ casualties: Strong increase in 2015 & 2016. Majority of ‘serious’ casualties no

‘major’ claims in terms of cost. A high share of ‘serious’ casualties should nevertheless give

rise to concern and be investigated.

• Lay-ups: Does a higher share of inactive vessels keep the claims frequency/cost at bay?

SPECIAL FOCUS:

- COST DRIVING FACTORS

- EFFECT OF LAY-UP ON CLAIMS FREQUENCY & COST

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Cost driving factors inflation index, 2000 = 100%

USD against EUR (annual exchange rate) Ship operating costs (Moore Stephens)

Claim per vessel (incl. total losses and IBNR) Partial claim per vessel (incl. IBNR)

Cru Steel Price Index (CRUspi)

Sources: Claim indices: Cefor NoMIS data as of 31.12.2016; Exchange rates: Norges Bank, Ship operation costs: Moore Stephen’s, Steel: CRU Steel Price Index

COST DRIVING FACTORSNoMISNordic Marine

Insurance Statistics

LAY-UP EFFECT – EXAMPLE:

CONTAINER VESSELS LAID UP IN 2009

CLAIMS FREQUENCY OF CONTAINER V.

IN LAY-UP IN 2009 VERSUS ACTIVE VESSELS

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Claims Frequency - active Container vessels Claims Frequency - Container vessels in Lay-Up in 2009

NoMISNordic Marine

Insurance Statistics

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Sources: Claim indices: Cefor NoMIS data as of 31.12.2016; Exchange rates: Norges Bank, Ship operation costs: Moore Stephen’s, Steel: CRU Steel Price Index

CLAIM COST PER VESSEL OF CONTAINER V.IN LAY-UP IN 2009 VERSUS ACTIVE VESSELS

NoMISNordic Marine

Insurance Statistics

SUMMARY LAY-UP EFFECT ON CLAIMS TRENDS

Container vessels in lay-up in 2009:

• Claims frequency was reduced by half during the period of inactivity.

• Claims frequency & cost were above average both before and after lay-up period!

Why also before lay-up? Substandard container vessels first put into lay-up?

Supply/Offshore vessels in lay-up in 2016:

• Claims frequency equally reduced during period of inactivity in 2016

• …but claims frequency before lay-up period was normal!

• How claims frequency develops after lay-up period remains to be seen!May be challenging to reactivate complex objects.

ISSUES TO MONITOR

High-value risks

Arctic risks

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© Astrid Seltmann

© Astrid Seltmann

Navigation

Oil price, fuel quality

New technology

Climate change

Changes in regulation (liabilities)

Human factor/Qualification

Dagfinn Bakke(Foto by Astrid Seltmann)Value accumulation

MSC Safety discussions!

Cyber risk

Fire on RoRo & Container vessels

Internet of things/complex technologies

IUMI REPORTS 2016/17:

IUMI Statistics: https://iumi.com/statistics

Conference publications: Spring statistics on Cargo, Hull, Offshore energy:

Cefor NoMIS Statistics at http://cefor.no/Statistics/NOMIS/

CEFOR PUBLICATIONS 2017 – HULL TRENDSNORDIC MARINE INSURANCE STATISTICS (NOMIS)

Publishing date 6 April 2017:

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