Why Maritime Compliance is Fragmenting and What Comes Next
Eight in ten maritime compliance professionals are finding it hard to keep up with regulatory change. 82% say compliance demands are growing. Headcount isn't.
5 March 2026
08:30 GMT
Virtual

Overview
Eight in ten maritime compliance professionals are finding it hard to keep up with regulatory change. 82% say compliance demands are growing.
Headcount isn't.
This webinar coincides with the launch of a major new report, 'The Fragmentation Problem in Maritime Compliance’ and brings its findings to life with practitioners navigating these challenges daily. Registered attendees will receive the report ahead of public release. During the session we’ll cover
Regulatory divergence: Sanctions regimes that once aligned now contradict each other. What does that mean for organisations building defensible compliance frameworks?
Duplication at every level. Complexity is increasing exponentially. The processes used to manage it are still linear and manual. What would it take to build the collective knowledge infrastructure needed to break the cycle?
Where automation fits. AI can handle volume, triage alerts, make compliance accessible to teams who aren't specialists. But is full automation realistic—or will human judgment always be part of the equation?
Toward connected compliance. Verification that travels with the counterparty, recognised across the ecosystem, not repeated at every stage.
Join us for a frank conversation and have your say about where maritime compliance goes from here.







