About this event
Join us for the opening webinar session of our global lecture series where we will shine the spotlight on impending IMO regulations set to sweep across commercial maritime markets. Bringing bitesize analysis of the IMOs road to lower emissions, our experts will lay down the basics of what this will mean for commercial markets including impacts on CP clauses and rates as well as how the industry can achieve this monumental task using new tech.
The Baltic - ICS annual lecture series is open to all members. These sessions allow us to put forward leading speakers on industry-challenging subjects, to bring digestible insight from the top, for those working in chartering, trading, broking and others in and around commercial freight markets.
This year’s programme includes:
- Aug: Sanctions, Counterparty Risk and Charter Party Pitfalls
- Sept: Using Carbon Markets and their impact on Freight
- Oct: Market Information and Chartering Technology
Hosted by
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Guest speaker
Eleonora Modde Business & Partnerships Programme Manager @ Institute of Chartered ShipbrokersG
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Guest speaker
Martin Crawford-Brunt Decarbonisation Lead, Baltic Exchange @ (CEO -Lookout Maritime)G
Martin has a passion for advancing sustainability, social and safety outcomes in the maritime industry to improve global prosperity without harming people or the planet. He founded Lookout Maritime, as a vehicle to deliver on these objectives. Prior to this he was CEO of RightShip.
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Guest speaker
Alastair Stevenson Head, Digital Analytics @ Simpson | Spence | YoungG
Alastair Stevenson is the Head of Simpson Spence and Young's Digital Analysis group in London, undertaking detailed analysis of shipping markets, including maritime decarbonisation. He has over 25 years of experience trading and analysing commodity and freight markets, both in public and private sector roles.
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Guest speaker
Alessio Sbraga Partner @ HFWG
Alessio specialises in both international commercial litigation and maritime environmental compliance work, including MARPOL, sustainability, decarbonisation, alternative fuels and emissions trading. He advises shipowners and operators on all type of contracts, advising extensively on carbon emissions regulations and fuel/bunker related issues.
The Baltic Exchange
The Baltic Exchange is the world's only independent source of maritime market information for the trading and settlement of physical and derivative contracts.
