What does IMCC mean in CONFERENCES

The purpose of IMCC is to provide an international platform for members to not only stay ahead of changes in marine insurance, but also to ensure that individuals remain up-to-date regarding the latest developments, trends, and strategies. It encourages dialogue amongst stakeholders on a variety of topics with the goal of creating solutions that will benefit all parties involved.

IMCC meetings are typically attended by representatives from a range of organizations and companies in the marine insurance industry as well as other relevant stakeholders such as government officials, legal professionals, and academics.

IMCC meets once a year at an international location that usually rotates between countries. Additionally, there are meetings held virtually throughout the year where various topics are discussed via webinars or conferences.

The topics discussed at IMCC meetings can have wide veriaty depending on what issues or challenges may be facing different areas within marine insurance at any given time; such topics include cargo liability claims, personal injury safety regulations, technological advances in underwriting & claims processes, as well as many others.

The first step towards joining IMCC is registering online through its website with information required including full name and organization/company's name. Afterward you may need to contact your national association or insurer before being able to attend meetings or access restricted documents or services available through it. It should be noted that applicants must comply with certain criteria set by their respective country's association/insurer for membership approvals.