Marine insurance supply stable as changes reshape the market: IUMI president

The global marine insurance market remains in a stable position, with premium growth strongly supported by a weak dollar in hull and cargo. Meanwhile the sector is entering a period of significant change driven by geopolitics, new trade routes, digitalisation and the transition to a lower-carbon shipping industry.

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