Monthly archive

October 2012

Specialists outline difficulties in establishing uniform armed guards standards

Maritime lawyers have discussed the challenges in developing and enforcing a uniform set of standards for the use of armed guards to counter piracy.

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Iranian Watch Group Examines Sanctions' Impact

The Wisconsin Project on Nuclear Arms Control breaks down the points made regarding US foreign policy toward Iran in last week's Vice Presidential debates.

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Palau Launches Ship Registry

The Pacific island nation of Palau has just added its first two ships to its registry.

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Iran Sanctions: U.S. Bans Foreign Subsidiaries of U.S. Companies from Doing Business with Iran

Jonathan Epstein of Holland and Knight outlines the most recent United States Executive Order and its impacts on global corporate activity.

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Luxury Yachting at a Crossroads: Market Strategies within a Global Financial-Legal Context

Mr. Giuseppe Lorenzo Rosa, Esq., examines possible strategies for the superyacht industry in today's markets.

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African Flags Convene to Discuss Industry

Conference

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Indian Owners Struggle, Flag Out

Indian shipowners face market challenges which are leading them to register their ships outside the country.

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DNV Offers MLC Training Course

Det Norske Veritas is offering a seminar advising shipowners and flags on meeting requirements of the recently ratified Maritime Labor Convention.

Det Norske Veritas is offering a seminar advising shipowners and flags on meeting requirements of the recently ratified Maritime Labor Convention in order to prepare for its 2013 entry into force.

Course highlights will include:

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Isle of Man recognized by Korean Register of Shipping

The Korean Register of Shipping has presented the Isle of Man Ship Registry with a recognition of its efforts to develop its relationships with Asia.

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Registry Advisors Discuss Leasing, VAT Choices at Superyacht Finance Forum

With a backdrop of increasing tax authority scrutiny of offshore vessel registration structures, leasing and VAT structures were animatedly discussed at Marine Money’s Superyacht Finance Forum in Monaco last month.

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