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Why Biden will not put the compliance risk genie back in the bottle

The genie is not going back in the bottle — shipping is not becoming any less complicated and compliance risk is not moving down the industry agenda any time soon, regardless of who sits in the Oval Office

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The transition of power to the Biden administration in the US may signal some changes in sanctions policy, but do not expect the focus on shipping to be downgraded as a result. The requirement to monitor maritime risk is now embedded within financial, insurance and political processes and all signs point to increased complexity, not less

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