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Marine Trend Radar2025PreambleThe past year has underscored the urgency of navigating an increasingly volatile world. Themaritime and logistics industry continues to adapt to dynamic global forces, including risinggeopolitical uncertainty, which now affects global trade routes, supply chains, and the broadereconomic landscape. Alongside these challenges, the global temperature from February 2024to January 2025 reached record levels once again, highlighting the intensifying impacts ofclimate change. These realities coincide with significant positive and negative milestones,such as the integration of maritime emissions into global decarbonisation frameworks andthe continued rise in conflict rates worldwide, impacting nearly 20% of the global population.It is clear: the pace of change in the maritime and logistics industry shows no signs of slowing.But which trends will define 2025? How will these developments influence the insurance indus-try? And what strategies can help you stay ahead by embracing innovation, collaboration, andsustainability?Three main trend clustersThe Marine Trend Radar 2025 offers a comprehensive and forward-looking analysis of the trendsshaping the future of the maritime and logistics industry. Drawing on expert insights and research,we have identified 38 trends and continue to segment them into three primary clusters:−climate change adaptation−supply chain resilience−labour dynamics Each trend is evaluated in terms of its impact on the industry, its momentum, and the oppor-tunities and challenges it presents. The momentum metric, introduced last year, captures howtrends increase, stabilise, or decrease in importance over time. Trends evolve as their temporalsignificance shifts in response to global drivers such as climate change and geopolitical conflict.In light of global developments,geopolitical fragmentationwas added as a trend and movedto the centre of this year’s radar. Combined with climate-related natural catastrophes and se-condary perils, it is putting enormous pressure on the world’s ageing infrastructure.Spotlight on six key trendsIn this year’s analysis, we highlight six trends across the three clusters that meet the followingcriteria:−High industry impact and growing momentum in 2025−Notable increases in impact or momentum compared to 2024−Strong interdependencies with other trendsThese trends are deeply interconnected and further elaborated in the subsequent discussionfocusing on cyber fragmentation, sustainability and governance.The Marine Trend Radar 2025 is not a prediction but a tool to inspire strategic thinking, fosterdialogue, and empower action within the marine insurance ecosystem. From the ripple effectsof geopolitical fragmentation to the intersection of climate action and technological advance-ments, it is more critical than ever to understand the interplay of these forces. This understand-ing will enable stakeholders to adapt their businesses, seize opportunities, mitigate risks, andcontribute to a more resilient and sustainable industry.Join us in exploring the key trends shaping the maritime and logistics landscape in 2025, such asgeopolitical fragmentation, inclusive talent culture, and alternative fuels. We hope the insightsspark innovative strategies for the challenges ahead.Want to discover all 38 trends included in our Marine Trend Radar 2025?Visit websitehttps://www.munichre.com/mtr25Interactive trend overview ClimatechangeadapContents1Top trends in 2025The most important trends in 2025 with regard to industry impact and momentum2Most important changes from 2024 to 2025Trends that have increased their impact or momentum compared to last year3Trend interdependenciesHow the trends relate to each other and an outlook on what the future could bring GainingCarbon capture, utilization,and storageArctic shippingDeep-sea miningOceangovernanceEmissions accountingFish depletionBlue economyRetrofittingGreen shipping corridorsAlternative fuelsLabor shortageArtificialintelligenceAutonomous shipsDronesCybersecurityData economyDigital freightbookingShadow fleetNearshoringOmnichannellogisticsInclusive workplaceLast-mile subcontractorsSupply chain traceabilityWarehouseson demandElectronic bill of lading (eBL)GeopoliticalfragmentationtationSupplychainresilienceOffshore windAgeing infrastructureCar carrier firesafetyRe-routingTariffs 1.1 Geopolitical fragmentationDefinitionGeopolitical fragmentation refers to the growing political, economic and socialdivisions among countries and regions. 1 Context in the maritime industry and logisticsThe world has entered a time of rising tension – to the point where interstate military and para-military conflicts are a reality. At the same time, trade wars are escalating, and sanctions areincreasingly common – between nations, as well as economic groupings. This fragmentationaffects the marine industry in various ways, including trade disputes, regional conflicts, and dif-fering policy approaches on international platforms. Re