Beyond COVID-19: Supply chain

Global supply chain challenges and energy shortages and their impact on PF mining projects

Supply chain challenges, energy shortages: Impacts on PF mining projects

Global supply chain and energy shortage issues are having a continued impact on limited recourse project financed mining projects. Norton Rose Fulbright counsels Felicity Brown and Matt Hacking identify the current issues being faced by mining companies in the procurement and development of their projects, what steps mining companies can take to proactively deal with these challenges and mitigate their cost overrun exposure, and how these issues are being viewed by the financial institutions lending to these projects.

Global | Publication | February 06, 2023

Cross-border team advises on $1.5bn financing of 4 ocean-going cruise vessels for Viking Ocean Cruises

Global law firm Norton Rose Fulbright has advised BNP Paribas, Cassa Depositi e Prestiti, a syndicate of lenders and SACE on the partial financing of four new cruise vessels for Viking Ocean Cruises.

Global | Press release | November 18, 2022

ESG in the supply chain

This introductory webinar to ESG risks in the supply chain will cover a range of aspects such as net zero target setting and reporting, ESG governance, environmental impacts and compliance, and human rights and modern slavery.

Global | Webinar | November 03, 2022

ESG disputes in international arbitration

As the importance of ESG in corporate policies and investment decisions increases, so too will the number of disputes arising out of ESG-related issues.

Global | Publication | November 01, 2022

Taking flight: The Hague Court of Arbitration for Aviation

This article is an early review of the HCAA, in which we consider the need for an aviation-specific arbitration centre and take a look at the key features of the HCAA.

Global | Publication | November 01, 2022

The ‘Five Eyes’ of competition enforcement in global supply chains

Competition and antitrust regulators around the world have joined forces to combat anticompetitive conduct in supply chains, in the face of rising costs of distribution and increased costs to consumers.

Australia | Publication | February 24, 2022

Shipping IPOs: What is the market really like?

There has been an increased appreciation of the value of the shipping industry to the global economy during the COVID-19 pandemic but has this increased the industry’s appeal to the IPO market?

United Kingdom | Webinar | September 06, 2021

The changing global framework for trade: Impact on global supply chains

Supply chains operate in an environment shaped by trade issues (such as sanctions, export controls, and tariffs), where national security is an increasingly important consideration. International sanctions regimes are complex and often respond to volatile political landscapes. Businesses will need to navigate the often complex issues involved against a background of changing governmental trade and industrial policy.

Global | Publication | July 21, 2021

COVID-19 construction measures to end in New South Wales

The extension to construction working hours implemented by the NSW Government last year in response to the COVID-19 pandemic will be revoked on 7 June 2021.

Australia | Publication | May 21, 2021