Richard Meade (Moderator)
Editor
Lloyd's List
Companies were already struggling to navigate a quagmire of sanctions compliance before Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Now the restrictions can change daily and reach across the corporate spectrum like never before.
Even without formal sanctions on most of Russia’s commodities, traders are increasingly trying to avoid them, wary of legal risks.
Unravelling the opaque tangle of Russian-controlled entities is hard enough, but assessing the risk embedded in supply chains that extends beyond it is proving a costly process amid volatile markets and rapidly evolving financial borders.
With unprecedented sanctions come unprecedented compliance challenges – particularly for shipping where a cat and mouse game of evasion had already complicated detection and consequences after years of state-sponsored subterfuge.
Many shipping companies remain ill-equipped to conduct the required due diligence on business partners, counterparties and/or supply chains, leaving them vulnerable to unintended, but costly violations.
World-leading experts in sanctions risk analysis will join Lloyd's List Intelligence to explore the latest compliance risks facing shipping business.
Richard Meade (Moderator)
Editor
Lloyd's List
Sebastian Villyn
Head of Risk & Compliance
Lloyd's List Intelligence
Louie Vargas
Financial Crime & Sanctions Specialist
Danske Bank
Michelle Wiese Bockmann
Markets Editor
Lloyd's List
Cari N. Stinebower
Partner, economic sanctions, export controls and antimony laundering
Winston & Strawn
Market cycles can be forecast, but with limited reliability. The extremities of market peaks, however, are driven by ‘black swans’ – developments and events that happen only rarely, tend to catch society by surprise, and have a transformative impact around the globe.
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