Rising tensions in the Gulf are driving a sharp recalibration of maritime risk, with the Strait of Hormuz now the world’s most expensive waterway. As highlighted by Euronews, war-risk premiums have surged by up to 300% amid escalating instability—impacting shipping, energy flows, and global supply chains. Chris Long, Head of Intelligence of Neptune P2P Group, notes this reflects a broader shift in risk, where security, insurance, and operational continuity are increasingly interconnected. Organisations must reassess exposure and strengthen resilience to operate effectively in this evolving environment. Read on ⬇ Hormuz becomes world’s most expensive waterway after 300% surge in risk premiums
