Lloyd's List Intelligence

Today marks a new look for us as we herald a bold new chapter for Lloyd's List Intelligence, ahead of some exciting new solution enhancements coming in 2025. Leading seaborne #trade through change with #data transparency, innovative #technology, and human ingenuity. Our evolved look brings together our data driven, technology enabled capability, as we continue to bring clarity and transparency to seaborne trade, empowering our customers and partners to ensure they can make decisions with confidence and keep their operations safe and secure, whatever the future brings. Join us on our journey - find out more about our solutions and read about our evolution here: https://lnkd.in/eXfFyzm5

Happy New Year! We're excited for the #innovations and #opportunities #2025 brings - we can't wait to share more with you all!

Last week we hosted our inaugural Global Awards celebrating across time zones with our colleagues globally from 8 regions recognising the hard work and achievements of the past year! Aligning closely with our values, we honoured those that: ◼️ Build trust and transparency ◼️ Embrace collective brilliance ◼️ Work with respect ◼️ Take responsibility ◼️ Simplify the complex ◼️ Move fast and be bold Congratulations to our nominees, highly commended and winners! 🏆 🌟 👏

To all of our followers, we wish you a happy holiday season!

The Lloyd's List Outlook Forum, held in London earlier this month, gathered two expert panels to discuss the results of our annual Outlook survey and bring their views on the key issues impacting shipping now and in the years to come, including #decarbonisation, #sanctions and #digitalisation. If you were unable to attend, you can now download our summary and key takeaways document covering the full survey results, key quotes from the panels and related charts. A sample of the report is below, To download the full version, follow this link: https://lnkd.in/eiKAVn_d

"On average, 136 container ships a week have traveled around the Cape of Good Hope this year, compared with 40 before the Houthi attacks started, according to data from Lloyd's List Intelligence" When the New York Times needed accurate data to track the impact Houthi attacks are having on the shipping industry, it turned to the experts at Lloyd's List Intelligence. Read the article below ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/eVUvzzeA

Lloyd's List Intelligence was delighted to host the Lloyd's List Outlook Forum 2025 at Trinity House in London yesterday. A packed room heard expert views and opinions on the key challenges facing the shipping industry heading into 2025 and beyond, including decarbonisation, digitalisation, sanctions compliance and geopolitical risk. A big thank you to our sponsor Lloyd's Register and the exceptional panels of guests who contributed to a lively and insightful discussion: The Outlook for 2025 and Beyond panel 🔵 Nicholas Brown, CEO of Lloyd's Register 🔵 Karrie Trauth, SVP of shipping & maritime at Shell 🔵 Tanuj Luthra, COO at Zodiac Maritime 🔵 Andrea Olivi, global head of shipping at Trafigura 🔵 Michael Parker, Logistics and Offshore Chairman at Citi Global Shipping and chair of the Poseidon Principles How security risk and sanctions have divided shipping panel 🔵 Michelle Linderman, partner Van Bael & Bellis 🔵 Daniel Martin, partner HFW 🔵 Michelle Wiese Bockmann, principal analyst Lloyd's List Intelligence 🔵 Bridget Diakun, maritime risk analyst Lloyd's List Intelligence 🔵 Mikolaj Stoma, data operations manager Lloyd's List Intelligence Catch up on Lloyd's List's coverage of the event below (all articles free to view) ⬇️ Geopolitical risk the biggest threat to shipping, says industry: https://lnkd.in/eh6NW2uT Bad guys will keep doing bad things on sanctions, Lloyd’s List Forum told: https://lnkd.in/g68c2PBk IMO can resolve owner-charterer impasse, says Shell shipping head: https://lnkd.in/e7mxkJpj Shipping will miss 2030 IMO emissions target, but that doesn’t matter: https://lnkd.in/gCHmP2eJ Lloyd’s List Outlook Forum: shipping’s superior talking shop: https://lnkd.in/gCd7EQNy #LloydsListOutlookForum #Maritime #ShippingIndustry

Sanctions regulations are becoming increasingly complex, with violations leading to over $1.5 billion in penalties in 2023 alone. How prepared is your organization to handle these risks? In our 45-minute webinar, our panel of experts explore the challenges of sanctions compliance, AI-driven risk detection, and how to avoid costly mistakes. Watch our webinar at your leisure to gain valuable insights to meet your business goals: https://lnkd.in/gnWug39K

Lloyd's List Intelligence and Siglar Carbon combine forces to drive greater awareness and insight on global vessel #emissions performance. Today, we begin a strategic #partnership to drive greater awareness in the provision of information relating to vessel emissions performance across the #maritime industry aligned to EU ETS and Fuel EU market frameworks. This collaboration will combine our deep understanding of the maritime market and its comprehensive Risk & Compliance, Insurance and Legal solutions, with Siglar Carbon’s expertise in emissions #data #analytics and sustainable chartering strategies. By leveraging our combined strengths, we will deliver innovative solutions that empower those financing, insuring or vetting vessel and a wide universe of companies that supply services in the maritime ecosystem to understand how the vessels they engage perform, making more informed decisions and reducing the potential environmental impact. Find out more about our partnership and keep updated with everything coming in 2025: https://lnkd.in/eXfFyzm5

Ammonia is emerging as a potential future fuel, but challenges remain. Read Bureau Veritas Group latest Lloyd's List sponsored article as they analyse its status and future trajectory: https://lnkd.in/eTbzZNz2 #Decarbonisation #Fuels #Maritime