Suez traffic hits a post-crisis high for the fifth consecutive month. There were 1,338 transits in October equivalent to 125.6m dwt, an increase of 18% on September’s dwt figures.
Discover how reducing false positives can help compliance teams cut unnecessary investigations, focus on genuine risk and ...
From handwritten shipping notices to real-time global data, our history is built on one constant: trusted intelligence powering better decisions. In the 1700s, Edward Lloyd’s coffee house in London ...
Hormuz traffic slows during intense period of Iranian attacks but has not plummeted. Over the three-week period from 5-25 October the weekly average of non-Iranian-linked transits, defined by ...
Discover why sanctions screening alone can miss maritime risk and how contextual intelligence enables deeper investigations ...
Containership’s Red Sea return in full swing. At least half of capacity has been restored as carriers continue to switch back from the Cape of Good Hope diversion route. In the past four weeks 281 ...
When automated shipment data cannot provide the full picture, the Transhipment Query Service gives trade finance teams the expert support they need to validate Bills of Lading, authenticate shipments ...
Discover why sanctions screening alone can miss maritime risk and how contextual intelligence enables deeper investigations and more confident compliance decisions.
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