In the seventh podcast episode of Law Booth, Dr. Peter Grima and Dr. Matthew Cassar from Fenech & Fenech Advocates’ Ship Finance Department talk about the new market realities being faced by the shipping community two and a half years on from the first cases of covid-19, as well as the more recent ongoing sanctions against Russian entities and individuals and the corresponding impact that all this has had, and is continuing to have, on the financing and re-financing of Malta flagged vessels.
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