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ARTICLE · 06 SEPTEMBER 2020

Sanctions And The Maritime Industry

To mark the publication of these two key advisory notes, and the update earlier this year of the standard BIMCO sanctions clauses for charterparties,

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2020 has seen the maritime industry move to the front and centre of the increasing focus of sanctions enforcement bodies on the role that seaborne trade plays in the world economy. With over 90% of world trade carried by sea, regulators have focussed in recent months on the role played by shipowners, charterers, insurers and traders in the industry and set their expectations of how these key industry participants comply with sanctions.

Earlier today, OFSI, the body responsible for the implementation and enforcement of financial sanctions in the UK, published a "Maritime Guidance" document, providing guidance for entities and individuals operating within the maritime shipping sector on complying with sanctions. 

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