Latest Article published on ILO by the Ship Finance Department
Dr Charlotte Spiteri and Dr Lara Saguna Axiaq have published an article concerning ship finance security entitled “Lost Mortgage Instruments” in the ILO Shipping and...
The 2020 Sulphur Cap
On 27 October 2016 the IMO agreed to implement a 0.50% mass by mass (m/m) sulphur cap on all marine fuel by 2020, from the...
Smart Shipping
The latest article by Senior Associate Adrian Attard has been published in the Maritime & Logistics Supplement distributed with today’s edition of The Times of...
Consistently on the White List
The Paris MoU’s 51st meeting held earlier this summer, reaffirmed Malta’s ranking on the White List. The European Union’s smallest member state, boasting a record...
Fenech and Fenech as Academic Partners to the ELSA Summer Maritime Law School
Fenech and Fenech Advocates is proud to have supported as Academic Partners for the 4th year running the Maritime Law summer school organised by ELSA...
Fenech and Fenech Academic Partners of the ELSA Summer Maritime Law School
Fenech & Fenech as Malta’s leading shipping firm is proud to support for the 4th year running the European Law Students Association (ELSA) Summer Maritime...
Lost Mortgage Instruments
The registration of a mortgage over a Malta flagged vessel, in favour of an individual/corporate lender or a security trustee (the “Mortgagee”), requires the filing...
Towards a Reduction in Ship Emissions
In April 2018 the IMO’s Marine Environment Committee adopted an initial strategy with the objective of reducing and gradually phasing out greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions...
The Future of Ship Recycling in the EU
The European Regulation on Ship Recycling (No 1257/2013) which will reach its full effect by 31st December 2018 with respect to new vessels, imposes an...
STCW amendments 01.07.2018
The 1st July 2018 marks the entry into force of the Polar Code amendments to the International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping...