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Over the past five months, nearly 10,000 maritime professionals have gathered every Thursday for our analyst-led Strait of Hormuz Crisis webinar briefing. From underwriters to compliance directors, from shipowners to lawyers, as well as traders, regulators, journalists, analysts and many more, our audience has spent 30 minutes per week with us. Our experts have provided the latest Lloyd’s List Intelligence data, insights and intelligence on what is happening in the Strait alongside guest speakers from The Washington Institute For Near East Policy, Clarity Compliance Consulting, Marisks | Maritime Risk Services, BRS Shipbrokers, INTERTANKO and many more. When we started this weekly webinar, it was there to help the industry unpack what was happening in the Strait of Hormuz, and to answer your most pressing questions. While this is still its primary purpose, today, we are pleased to announce that our weekly Strait of Hormuz Crisis webinar is becoming The Week in Maritime Intelligence, a permanent fixture for the industry. Each Thursday, our editorial and analyst teams will examine the week's most consequential maritime developments, combining vessel tracking data, market intelligence and expert analysis to answer three questions: ‣ What changed ‣ Why it matters to you ‣ What to watch next The agenda will move with the market and geopolitics. When the Strait of Hormuz demands attention, we'll be there. When the story moves towards other key chokepoints, sanctions exposure, shadow fleet activity, port disruption or a shift in trade flows that hasn't made the front page yet, our team will help you unpack the events of the week. This is the intelligence layer behind the headlines, built for the people who can't afford to wait for the recap. Register for this week's session: https://lnkd.in/ekV-83bi *PS: We know many of you have asked whether we can automatically register you to all upcoming webinars. Our team is looking into this & we hope to share a way to do so soon.

Vessel, ownership and trade data — unified into a single view your compliance team can actually defend.

Sanctions risk doesn't hide in one dataset. It hides in the gaps between them. See how vessel, ownership and trade signals come together into one clear, audit-ready picture — built for teams who can't afford to miss a connection.

Vessel movements. Ownership structures. Trade patterns. Most compliance teams see these in isolation and miss what's between them. This connects all three into a single, defensible view.

Complex ownership structures can make it difficult to understand commercial relationships and potential exposure. Greater transparency helps reduce uncertainty before decisions are made.

When AIS is your only source, you're missing part of the picture. AIS provides movement data, but critical context often sits elsewhere. Understanding ownership, behaviour and risk indicators helps teams make more confident decisions.