Marine Insurance
Marine insurance is experiencing a period of rapid change, with a prolonged struggle to deliver underwriting profit forcing companies to reevaluate their proposition and the need to modernise. The class of business on which Lloyd’s was founded, the marine market is now navigating through a transitional period as it embraces technological reform and looks to rebuild its profit margin against a challenging operational backdrop.
Russia sanctions risk undermining future of International Group
Tipping point may come by end of decade, as shipowners turn to non-Western insurers just to keep trading, NorthStandard lawyer argues
Dual Europe enters cargo market
Managing general agent continues to expand marine division
LSM combines finpro and casualty in restructure
Insurer looks to expand its proposition across the UK, Middle East and north Africa
Cargo insurance premiums are ‘dropping off a cliff’
Rates softening in multiple markets, Horizon Underwriting Managers’ Mike Brews says
Loss prevention still crucial for marine insurance, Iumi told
‘Some may question whether the concept has passed its sell-by date. But in reality, it has never been more relevant,' Dubois says
Marine insurers risk being left behind in dash to AI
Technology will bring underwriters and brokers closer together, with synergies running from pricing and claims handling to risk assessment, Khanna says
China now core H&M insurance centre, Iumi told
American Hellenic Hull’s Ilias Tsakiris castigates underwriters for failure to maintain discipline
Globalisation almost over for marine underwriters, Iumi president warns
Hard national interests taking precedence over co-operation, Denèfle argues
Global marine premiums hit all-time high
Top line for sector pushing $40bn, but rate of growth slowing, Iumi conference hears
Fires dominating major vessel losses in 2025, Cefor warns
Four payouts top $20m in third year of elevated claims costs
Marine MGA Ai aims for ‘hybrid London-Scandi model’
Newly launched marine hull specialist wrote nearly $40m in premium in first year of business, chief underwriting officer says
ARTes Specialty partners with Dual North America energy team
Partnership will enable ARTes to offer inland marine and property covers
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