
Marine Re/Insurers, Shadow Fleets, and Sanctions: Navigating Regulatory Pressures
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Increased scrutiny of shadow fleets is causing waves in marine re/insurance as regulatory bodies intensify sanction enforcement, particularly concerning Russian oil. Ship-to-ship oil transfers and opaque ownership structures are key evasion tactics under watch. Flag states and international bodies are taking action, with Panama deregistering vessels and the EU expanding sanctions. The US is also increasing pressure, sanctioning tankers and firms involved in Russian oil trade. Uncertainty around future policies in the US and Europe adds to the complexity, while the insurance sector closely monitors compliance in light of potential maritime casualties.
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