Jul 12, 2023 1 min read

Risk on the Rise: Navigating the 11th Sanctions Package With Maritime AI™

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    Our panel of experts discussed all you need to know about the implications of the latest sanctions, how you can move from policy to practice, and more. Watch for all the latest insights and how you can best prepare your sanctions compliance strategy before July 24.

    Speakers: 

    • Olga Dimitrescu, Head of Engagement at OFSI, HM Treasury
    • Eva Monard, International Trade Partner at Steptoe & Johnson
    • Simon Ring, Senior Commercial Director, Windward
    • Dror Salzman, Product Manager, Windward

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