1、IUMIs 2022 analysis of the global marine insurance market 1 Introduction 2 Highlights 4 In context 13 Environmental,social,governance(ESG)matters 16 Marine Insurance 18 Global marine hull insurance 24 Global marine cargo insurance 28 Global offshore energy insurance 32 Major claims database 38 Notes

2、 40 Facts&Figures CommitteeContentsIUMI Stats 20221Building on the gains made in 2020,2021 was another positive year for marine insurers.It was the year when global trade saw a tentative recovery,absolute premiums rose,claims impact was benign,and as a result loss ratios improved.However,this positi

3、on is tempered by the big economic uncertainties the world is facing today.We are reporting this data at a time when several shocks have hit a world economy already weakened by the pandemic.There is no end in sight for the war in Ukraine and we face soaring global energy costs and inflation,a gloomy

4、 outlook for trade and the possibility of further climate and pandemic related disruptions.Indicators in many economies now point to an extended period of subdued growth.Marine underwriters are navigating some extremely complex issues.This report presents data on the global marine insurance market s

5、et in the context of world economic performance,trade and the shipping industry.We also offer commentary and opinion based on the data we have collected.IUMIs total world-wide premium includes data from all relevant marine insurance markets.Care should be taken when making comparisons with earlier f

6、igures as data coverage varies in different years and some figures will be updated retrospectively.Similarly,the presented loss ratios for hull,energy and cargo do not encompass all countries per region,and underwriting year results do develop over a couple of years due to a time lag in claims repor