The crisis triggered by the Houthi movement within the Red Sea since mid-November is generating multiple difficulties for shipping and the global logistics chain in
The recent escalation of tensions in the Red Sea, primarily the Houthi attacks on merchant ships and the seizure of Israeli-linked vessels, has reverberated through
The most usual question that is asked to brokers and specialists of the sector: how will be the market in future periods? Supply and demand
One aspect that is very often little considered within the shipping world and more specifically within the maritime insurance world is related to newbuilding price
The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) and the reformed EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) are expected to have a significant impact on the cement
With the new MEPC80 developments, institutional and marine market-related stakeholders may believe they have a fairly good idea of how shipping is coping with what
The ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine has presented a slew of significant challenges for the insurance market in the Black Sea. The heightened risk
Last month the agreements between Russia and Ukraine have not been renewed. As we know, signed by Turkey and the United Nations, these allowed the
According to our previous article (https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/total-losses-hull-insurance-market-new-all-time-low-slothsea%3FtrackingId=HxfWS5wxvTQ6J81QAhKYEA%253D%253D/?trackingId=HxfWS5wxvTQ6J81QAhKYEA%3D%3D) marine claims hit an all-time low in 2022, shipping losses hit a record low in 2022 with only 38
Since Russia’s invasion in Ukraine European countries are betting on efficiency measures and increased LNG imports from non-Russian sources to help cut the continent’s dependence
