2020
Global Recognition amidst an unprecedent crisis
The year 2020 was one of unprecedented global challenges, but for Hellenic Hull, it was also a year of historic achievements and international recognition.Â
By the close of 2017, American Hellenic Hull Insurance Company (AHHIC) had achieved what few thought possible—it insured 1,997 vessels in its first full year, nearly hitting the ambitious 2,000-ship target set when the company launched in 2015.
Leading the way
and increased gross written premiums to $14.2 million
The year 2020 was one of unprecedented global challenges, but for Hellenic Hull, it was also a year of historic achievements and international recognition.Â
Highest-ever insured fleet with
3,185 vessels
A Vision for the Future
HMA supported the next generation of maritime professionals by offering bursaries for the World Maritime University’s Postgraduate Diploma in Marine Insurance, while the company’s young executives participated in the Global Maritime Forum’s Future Maritime Leaders Essay Competition
A year of expansion
In February 2022, the American Hellenic Hull Insurance Company rebranded as ASOMIC, American Club (Europe), marking a new phase in the company’s growth and its expansion into the European market, offering protection and indemnity insurance to the global shipping community
E-sealearning
A major milestone
Global Presence
A Year of Recognition and Innovation
Leader in Sustainability
ESG Shipping Awards
Sailing Toward New Partnerships & Innovation
Hellenic Hull formed a strategic alliance with SiriusPoint, a global leader in insurance and reinsurance, to keep its offerings at the industry’s cutting edge. This partnership focuses on delivering Hull & Machinery (H&M) coverage, merging Hellenic Hull’s expertise with SiriusPoint’s global reach. The partnership was introduced at a Working Brokers Luncheon held at the Piraeus Marine Club.
A highlight of the year was Ilias Tsakiris’s participation at the International Union of Marine Insurance (IUMI) Annual Conference in Berlin, where he chaired the Ocean Hull Committee workshop. This record-breaking event gathered over 850 industry experts to discuss the latest trends, challenges, and innovations in Hull & Machinery insurance.
Hellenic Hull’s story isn’t merely one of policies, numbers, or market strategy—it’s a tale of visionary leaders and a dedicated team who turned a bold idea into one of the most respected names in marine insurance. It’s about the people who believed in the vision, strategized with precision, and turned challenges into opportunities, propelling Hellenic Hull toward enduring success. The people that continually charting its course toward greater horizons.
By the close of 2017, American Hellenic Hull Insurance Company (AHHIC) had achieved what few thought possible—it insured 1,997 vessels in its first full year, nearly hitting the ambitious 2,000-ship target set when the company launched in 2015.
Leading the way
and increased gross written premiums to $14.2 million
The year 2020 was one of unprecedented global challenges, but for Hellenic Hull, it was also a year of historic achievements and international recognition.Â
Highest-ever insured fleet with
3,185 vessels
HMA supported the next generation of maritime professionals by offering bursaries for the World Maritime University’s Postgraduate Diploma in Marine Insurance, while the company’s young executives participated in the Global Maritime Forum’s Future Maritime Leaders Essay Competition
A Vision for the Future
A year of expansion
In February 2022, the American Hellenic Hull Insurance Company rebranded as ASOMIC, American Club (Europe), marking a new phase in the company’s growth and its expansion into the European market, offering protection and indemnity insurance to the global shipping community
A major milestone
E-sealearning
Global Presence
A Year of Recognition and Innovation
Leader in Sustainability
ESG Shipping Awards
Sailing Toward New Partnerships & Innovation
Hellenic Hull formed a strategic alliance with SiriusPoint, a global leader in insurance and reinsurance, to keep its offerings at the industry’s cutting edge. This partnership focuses on delivering Hull & Machinery (H&M) coverage, merging Hellenic Hull’s expertise with SiriusPoint’s global reach. The partnership was introduced at a Working Brokers Luncheon held at the Piraeus Marine Club.
A highlight of the year was Ilias Tsakiris’s participation at the International Union of Marine Insurance (IUMI) Annual Conference in Berlin, where he chaired the Ocean Hull Committee workshop. This record-breaking event gathered over 850 industry experts to discuss the latest trends, challenges, and innovations in Hull & Machinery insurance.
Hellenic Hull’s story isn’t merely one of policies, numbers, or market strategy—it’s a tale of visionary leaders and a dedicated team who turned a bold idea into one of the most respected names in marine insurance. It’s about the people who believed in the vision, strategized with precision, and turned challenges into opportunities, propelling Hellenic Hull toward enduring success. The people that continually charting its course toward greater horizons.
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Throughout 2016, the company demonstrated its strengths at prominent industry events. In September, AHHIC made a notable appearance at the 18th Hydra Meeting, followed by participation in the Hall of Fame 2016, and continued with market presentations in both Piraeus and London.
As part of its collaboration with the University of Piraeus, this initiative seeks to strengthen marine insurance education and develop new talent aspiring to enter the industry. The partnership focuses on equipping students with specialized knowledge and skills, preparing the next generation for successful careers in the marine insurance sector.
In 2024, Hellenic Hull embraced the future of marine insurance through a groundbreaking partnership with Concirrus, an AI-driven technology company. Together, they launched Quest One a cutting-edge platform using analytics powered by Artificial Intelligence to streamline pricing, risk management, and claims processes. This technological leap is reshaping how Hellenic Hull approaches risk assessments and decision-making, setting new industry standards for efficiency and innovation