Maritime Shadow Fleets – Formation, Operation and Risk

Ines Nastali works within the Supply Chain Research team, covering logistics and wider trade developments, including maritime.

Her focus since joining the company in 2018 has been to establish the utilization of S&P Global’s rich data portfolio and to translate those into interactive and print visualizations and analysis to give an insight into maritime and trade developments that impact the global supply chain.

Previously, Ines worked within S&P Global Market Intelligence as a senior maritime data expert, updating global fleet registries as well as with the IMO ship numbering and company team investigating beneficial ownership of ships, especially in a sanctions context, as well as editor of various maritime print publications.

She holds a Bachelor of Arts in technical journalism from the Hochschule Bremen, Germany, and a Master of Arts in science journalism from London’s City University.

Jeremy is the newly appointed Maritime Product Director, overseeing our Maritime Intelligence & Risk capabilities. His previous role involved working as a subject matter expert within the S&P Global Market Intelligence Solutions Engineering team, a highly specialized unit with deep understanding of the divisions data assets and solutions, industry and use cases as to be able to partner with executives and businesses of all sizes around the world to identify growth opportunities, reduce global supply chain risk, assess markets, as well as assisting in providing transparency in the Maritime Domain Awareness (MDA) space, as well as risk & compliance within shipping.

He adds expertise in maritime risk and compliance, whereby his analysis of deceptive shipping practices and illicit trading have helped to identify high risk assets and related entities. He has been featured in several webinars, reports, whitepapers and podcasts which vary in theme, but include topics such as Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated (IUU) fishing, sanctions evasion, and the impact of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, as well as writing several blog articles.

With a robust background in fuels markets, Anna provides in-depth analysis of liquid bulk commodity trade flows, encompassing both crude and refined products. Her extensive experience in the energy sector includes a tenure at a consultancy firm focused on European downstream oil, where she honed her analytical skills. Additionally, Anna has worked with a major international fuels retailer, gaining insights into various facets of the fuel supply chain and pricing dynamics.

Anna was also previously involved in the development of the cFlow vessel tracking tool, which was later acquired by S&P Global Platts, further demonstrating her expertise in market analytics and technology integration.

She holds an MSc in Maritime Operations & Management from City University of London, United Kingdom.

Ivy Llena has over 14 years of experience in the learning and development field, providing capacity-building and professional development programs for corporate and social service agencies in the US and the Philippines.

Before joining ACSS, she was a program director at a non-profit organization in the Philippines, where she co-designed and co-implemented economic empowerment programs and services for survivors of human trafficking and their families. Ivy also served at the Social Policy Institute at Washington University in St. Louis, where she led and contributed to inclusive economic growth initiatives.