Hear how industry professionals grappled with identifying exposure to counterparty and sanctions risk and what procedures they developed to detect increasingly sophisticated deceptive shipping practices.
International shipping is under more scrutiny than ever. Here's how advanced maritime data can help ensure regulatory compliance.
The movement of illicit cargo across water is increasingly difficult to pinpoint. Tactics used by owners and operators to conceal the transport and exchange of materials that are sanctioned are evolving and becoming increasingly sophisticated.
For the people involved in keeping our oceans safe, marine casualty data is critical, but it’s also increasingly vital to keep the world’s supply chains moving. The constantly moving and changing maritime industry needs data and insight that evolves.
The automatic identification system, or AIS, is a vessel tracking system that allows shipping to operate more safely and efficiently. Vessels over a particular size, and all passenger ships, are required to carry equipment that broadcasts information about their position, course and speed, as well as other important data.
Find out how accurate geospatial ports data can be the key to efficiency and cost savings as ports and port operations become ever more complicated.
From aspiration to action: How shipping’s leaders plan to accelerate the decarbonisation timeline.
The shipping industry faces a generational challenge. It must transition away from fossil fuels as the dominant marine energy source within the lifespan of today’s newbuilt ships, but it must do so amid regulatory, financial and technical uncertainty.
And the industry is behind the curve.
Hear directly from our panel of experts how decarbonisation will shift the competitive landscape of vessel ownership. Is there sufficient progress being made from regulators to support the growth of decarbonised shipping? What actions do companies need to take now? Find out what are the greatest barriers to decarbonising shipping and how those barriers can be removed.
We examine the global scale of the operations that transport and exchange illicit commodities through a network of vessels using similar playbook tactics to evade detection. Our data shows how large and impactful the problem is today – and it’s growing and evolving.
Written by Richard Meade, Managing Editor, Lloyd’s List, and Michelle Wiese Bockmann, Markets Editor, Lloyd’s List
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