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Articles for July 2024
The "failure to prevent fraud" offence - are you ready?
Andrew Reeves, Andrew Williams, Philip Roche, Kelli Bodal-Hansen and Claudia Van Gruisen, of Norton Rose Fulbright, warn new rules in the UK will change market practice
Container losses continue to blight the supply chain
A shortage of containers in the right place at the right time, is becoming an increasing cause for concern. Mike Yarwood, of the TT Club, examines the variety of factors adding to shortages
Tanker vetting report reveals dark fleet safety concerns
An inspection report on a Panamax tanker linked to other dark fleet vessels, many of them sanctioned, reveals the extent of safety risks currently being investigated by Denmark and Sweden, writes Michelle Wiese-Bockmann of Lloyd's List
A commitment to decarbonisation
Lars Lange, of the International Union of Marine Insurance, stresses the importance of collaboration in efforts to reduce the impact of climate change through decarbonisation in the shipping sector
Be prepared: minimising and managing risk in maritime operations
Eric Eyo, at Kennedys, suggests ways that the shipping sector can improve its risk management strategies
Mooring lines accidents increasing
Valentin Klivnoy, of Gard, reports that the Club has recently seen several incidents of broken mooring lines as a result of strong wind gusts. Incidents often involve cruise vessels, but other large vessels are at risk
The need for effective and compliant sanctions investigation
The maritime industry should know about sanctions compliance programmes, and implement them correctly, says Lloyd's List Intelligence
The duty of fair presentation in action
Russell Cowie, at CMS, looks at the court's approach to an insured's duty of fair presentation
Sanctions on Russian oil: implications to shipping of revised price cap
George Cornell, of American P&I Club, offers insights for shipowners, insurers and other stakeholders on the increasingly intricate web of regulations