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Those involved throughout the maritime supply chain have seen increased guidance from regulators surrounding counterparty and sanctions risk exposures, particularly around deceptive shipping practices that are on the rise. Increasingly, sophisticated tactics evolve and change to avoid detection and exploit opaque ownership structures.

What are your market peers doing to ensure they have the correct enhanced due diligence processes in place, in order to screen vessels and entities for potential compliance risks?

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Leigh Hansson

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Masooma Kazmi

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