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In the first nine months of 2024, reported incidents of piracy and armed robbery fell to the lowest levels since 1994, according to the latest report by the ICC International Maritime Bureau (IMB). Despite the lowest reported incidents in three decades, IMB and its Piracy Reporting Centre warns that crew safety remains at risk.
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A number of fictitious ‘blacklists’, recently circulated to several trading companies, do not originate from ICC Commercial Crime Services (ICC-CCS) or any of its divisions.
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ICC FraudNet has released its latest Global Annual Report, which contains original papers written by legal and asset recovery specialists from FraudNet’s global network, and strategic partners.
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London and Kuala Lumpur 11 July 2024: ICC’s International Maritime Bureau (IMB) is calling for sustained vigilance to protect seafarers amid increasing violence despite an overall drop in the number of incidents reported in IMB’s mid-year report for 2024, released today.
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THE Covid-19 global pandemic necessitated the employment of digital and technological means to keep trade and transactions flowing, but it has also inevitably led to a rise in fraudulent activity.