Kpler at Marine Insurance London 2025

March

London

Overview of event

Kpler are delighted to be sponsoring Marine Insurance London 2025, taking place on 21st March 2025. We will be discussing the rise of the Grey Fleet, the implications on sanctions and trade that this poses, and how this will impact Marine Insurers. Stop by our stand to discuss how our vessel tracking and compliance screening tools help you tackle this shadowy threat.

With over 360 attendees in 2024, Marine Insurance London is the UK's leading global marine insurance conference. Taking place on 21st March 2025 at The Mermaid, Blackfriars, London, all brokers, insurers and third parties should attend this event to help shape the future of the industry.

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Date & Time: 21 March, 2025, 2.20pm - 2.35pm

Venue & Address: The Mermaid, Blackfriars, 2 Puddle Dock, London EC4V 3DB, United Kingdom

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Agenda

2.20pm - 2.35pm

Presentation: The Grey Fleet Boom – Navigating Sanctions and Trade Shifts in 2025

With sanctions tightening in 2025, these shadow vessels are using sophisticated evasion tactics to bypass regulations, shifting energy flows and geopolitical dynamics. This session will offer data-driven insights and enforcement forecasts, helping industry professionals navigate emerging risks in maritime shipping. Don’t miss this critical discussion on the future of sanctions and trade security.

Highlights

Discover how Kpler can help you:

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Validate cargo declarations with confidence by cross-referencing shipowner attestations with Kpler’s independent, real-time cargo tracking data, and identify inconsistencies between declared and actual cargo types.

Detect high-risk voyages early by monitoring ship movements, cargoes, and port activities to flag anomalies, such as sudden route changes or unreported port calls.

Track the activities of the "shadow fleet" and other vessels known to be linked to opaque operations.

Streamline compliance audits and accelerate attestations, ensuring faster submissions and improved compliance confidence

Protect your organisation’s reputation by demonstrating robust oversight to regulators by employing a reliable, data-driven approach to cargo verification

Jean-Charles Gordon

Director of Ship Tracking

Jean-Charles brings over a decade of experience in the maritime industry, having held key positions at maritime intelligence firms, satellite technology startups, and within the government sector. His extensive expertise in maritime data analytics, vessel tracking technologies, and data quality programs positions him as a leading authority in the field. As the Ship Tracking Business Unit Director at Kpler, Jean-Charles oversees the maritime and compliance product portfolios, delivering critical support to Kpler’s growing customer base. His leadership ensures the provision of cutting-edge solutions that enhance operational efficiency and regulatory compliance for Kpler clients.

Dimitris Ampatzidis

Senior Risk & Compliance Analyst

Dimitris is a Senior Risk and Compliance Analyst with extensive experience in the shipping industry, specializing in risk assessment, governance, and data analysis. He has a proven track record of launching industry-standard risk products and developing comprehensive sanction risk protocols. At Lloyd's Register, he was the go-to expert for Port State Control (PSC) analytics, providing specialized training to shipping professionals on minimizing risks during inspections, while also developing emissions reporting processes and establishing robust sanctions protocols. Previously, as a Business Data Analyst at SAFETY4SEA, Dimitris played a key role in developing the RISK4SEA platform, focusing on PSC analytics. He holds Master’s degrees in IT Project Management from Stockholm University and Information Systems from Linnaeus University, along with a Bachelor's in Statistics and Insurance Science from the University of Piraeus.