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The Red Sea crisis and tightening sanctions regulations have had a hugely disruptive impact on shipping. Listen to our panel of experts as they help you understand how geopolitical risk affects you, and how you can successfully steer your business through this volatile climate.
Shipping has become collateral damage amid increasing geopolitical tensions. The vulnerability of maritime chokepoints has seen trade lanes rapidly redrawn and maritime security re-prioritised on the political agenda. The management of maritime infrastructure and fleets has been brought into sharp focus. Our maritime experts from Lloyd's List and Janes explore why we can no longer consider maritime security on a reactive and location-specific basis.
This Lloyd’s List webinar will offer the latest view of the evolving sanctions risks for shipping and offer a series of leading expert views on how best to navigate the regulatory recommendations and expectations.
Watch Daniel Martin, Sanctions expert and Partner at law firm HFW, as he discusses the volatile sanctions climate and rise in illicit activity affecting the global maritime industry.
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Data gaps represent one of the maritime supply chain’s most severe business challenges. Often, businesses are forced to make business-critical supply chain decisions based on data that is either speculative or incomplete, resulting in penalties, damaged customer relationship and missed opportunities.
This Lloyd’s List webinar will explain to attendees how far the balance has shifted from cost resistance to opportunity imperative.
In this webinar, a panel of industry experts looks at the true scale of the cyber threat to shipping, challenges facing businesses as they embrace more digitalisation and how insurers and brokers are evolving to help protect against the peril
This Lloyd’s List webinar explores the world of Digitalisation as a Service (DaaS), its strengths and weaknesses, and its potential as a game-changer for decarbonisation and improved operational efficiency.
Environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) has rapidly risen to the top of the agenda for insurers, brokers, regulators, and shareholders. But what should it mean for you?
Industry leaders on this Lloyd’s List webinar will assess the options available in the short and medium terms, and weigh the pros and cons of best investment to reach zero-carbon shipping.
AIS data alone is not enough when trying to determine the status of a vessel’s voyage. Add in supply chain uncertainties, bottlenecks and port congestion to the mix, it soon becomes painstaking to gather when a vessel will arrive, berth and depart.
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The digital revolution is creating a tiered market of haves and have nots; decarbonisation is demanding immediate innovation; global venture capital funding is finding a maritime data goldrush; and bigger funds featuring dedicated teams with industry experience have created a more mature environment for smart ideas to meet smart money.
The insurance-linked securities market has evolved rapidly over recent years. Our panel, composed of the most authoritative voices in this space, will examine the state of the market now and predict its future direction.
Complete compliance screening in less time, with analytics and intelligence that gets you to the compliance insight you need, quickly manage escalations, completing investigations quickly and simply with one informed view and monitor vessels with a tailored visibility of what is going on at sea
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.
Shipping may have set its 2050 ambitions higher than most expected, but the industry is struggling with its decarbonisation schedule. There remains insufficient current and future demand, both in terms of vessels and cargo, to match the supply required.
Get the best understanding available of the direction of the London specialty re/insurance market and of the rating environment, and become equipped with the tools necessary to find the best business opportunities for you and your business at a time of intense pressure on our industry.
World-leading experts in sanctions risk analysis will join Lloyd's List Intelligence to explore the latest compliance risks facing shipping business.
The annual Lloyd’s List Shipping Outlook Forum has established itself as the agenda-setting event of the maritime calendar, gathering an exclusive panel of the industry’s leading lights along with Lloyd’s List and Lloyd’s List Intelligence experts to directly answer the critical questions shaping maritime markets.
The annual Lloyd’s List Shipping Outlook Forum is established as the agenda-setting event of the maritime calendar, bringing together the expertise of Lloyd’s List and Lloyd’s List Intelligence with the industry’s key decision makers on a single panel.
Together, they will directly answer the most critical questions shaping maritime markets in 2023 and beyond.
Shipping has entered a decade of transformation. Looking back from 2030, the industry will see real progress towards decarbonisation and significant advances in technology.
Predictive Fleet Analytics enables you to see vessel arrivals, port congestion and delays with a market-first platform and API end point. Save time understanding route and port traffic levels and vessel predicted arrival times using more accurate and detailed data than ever before.
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