Archive · 13 Dec 2025
India Marine Conclave Calls for Stronger Marine Insurance
The India Marine Conclave 2025 was a big meeting held in Pune.
It brought together many important people from the insurance and maritime worlds.
They talked about how to make marine insurance better in India.
The country's trade is growing, and they want to make sure it's well protected.
They discussed using new technology, following global best practices, and working together to make insurance easier to get and more transparent.
Everyone agreed that they need to take practical steps to improve the situation.
The India Marine Conclave 2025 was held at the National Insurance Academy in Pune.
The event focused on the theme 'Navigating the Waves of Change: Exploring Marine Insurance Frontiers.'
Key participants included insurers, brokers, surveyors, corporate risk managers, and maritime stakeholders.
The conclave addressed four core themes: boosting marine insurance penetration, responding to evolving risks, adopting international best practices, and using modern underwriting tools.
Industry leaders emphasized the need for enhanced underwriting capacity, digital transformation, and stronger ecosystem collaboration.
- Who
- National Insurance Academy, Pune, insurers, brokers, surveyors, corporate risk managers, maritime stakeholders, regulatory representatives
- What
- India Marine Conclave 2025
- When
- 2025 (specific dates not mentioned)
- Where
- National Insurance Academy, Pune
- Why
- To discuss the future of marine insurance in India and address challenges in the sector
- Event
- India Marine Conclave 2025
- Location
- National Insurance Academy, Pune
- Duration
- Two days
- Theme
- Navigating the Waves of Change: Exploring Marine Insurance Frontiers
- Key Participants
- Insurers, brokers, surveyors, corporate risk managers, maritime stakeholders, regulatory representatives
- Core Themes
- Boosting marine insurance penetration, evolving risk landscape, international best practices, modern underwriting tools
- Inaugural Speakers
- B C Patnaik, Inderjeet Singh, Girija Subramanian, Dr Tapan Singhel