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Summary
Russia is the most sanctioned country in the world, with many thousands of individuals, entities and traded goods placed under controlled measures by the U.S., Europe and their allies.
In this webinar, hosted by S&P Global Market Intelligence and S&P Global Commodity Insights, we will identify how successful these sanctions have been over the past year and their impact on the Russian economy and its ability to continue the conflict in Ukraine.
The key themes of the webinar will discuss:
- Russia’s new trading partnerships, new outlets for oil cargoes and the methods used to evade maritime sanctions
- The continued import of critical military technology and software to sustain the conflict
- The use of transhipment via third countries to maintain illicit trade
Join us for an interactive discussion on these key themes in order to better manage trade risk for global supply chain management purposes.
Speakers
S&P Global Market Intelligence
Byron McKinney
Product Management Director, Maritime, Trade & Supply Chain
Byron McKinney is the product management director for trade finance and compliance solutions at S&P Global Market Intelligence.
S&P Global Market Intelligence
Agnieszka Maciejewska
Associate Director, Models & Scenarios, Global Intelligence & Analytics
Agnieszka is managing GTAS Forecasting team, which is creating bilateral trade forecast and team of analysts responsible for updating macroeconomic Global Link Model.
Fotios Katsoulas
Liquid Bulk Principal Analyst, Maritime, Trade & Supply Chain
Fotios focuses on the seaborne trade of crude oil and its impacts on the shipping cycles and investors' decisions, drawing from his experience in commercial shipping sectors such as crude oil and oil product tankers, LNG and LPG carriers, MODU and OSV.
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