A deep appreciation of the risks and opportunities associated with port and terminal infrastructure equips us to provide invaluable advice.
Ports and terminals play a central role in global trade, in both developed and emerging markets. With a wealth of specialist maritime and infrastructure experience, both on a global and local basis, we understand the key industry drivers and commercial perspectives of every participant in the market.
We advise on the acquisition, disposal, investment, development, operation and financing of ports and terminals dove tailing our deep sector knowledge with our expertise in local regulatory frameworks.
Our clients include governments and national port authorities, port and terminal operators, shipping lines, investors, lenders and port users.
This article highlights some of the main additional risks for buyers and sellers during vessel-focussed M&A transactions structured as sales of ship-owning companies rather than asset sales.
In the last of a seven-part series on the application of US sanctions to the shipping community, this article discusses the importance of sanctions compliance.
This article discusses new guidelines for the enforcement of obligations relating to the IHM requirement of the EU Ship Recycling Regulation for vessels operating in EU waters following concerns that the impact of Covid-19 will mean that many shipowners will not be able to comply by the 31 December 2020 deadline.
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