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Malaysian authorities arrest hijackers of Indonesian tug and barge

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Created: 14 January 2005

Tug

Acting upon information provided by ICC’s International Maritime Bureau (IMB) and the ship owners, Malaysian authorities located and boarded the hijacked Indonesian tug “Christian” and the barge “Flora” on 8 January 2005.

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FIB expertise helps catch ‘Lady’ fraudster

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Created: 12 January 2005

FIB expertise helps catch ‘Lady’ fraudster

With the assistance of ICC’s Financial Investigation Bureau (FIB), law enforcement officials in Merseyside, northwest England, recently captured and successfully prosecuted self-styled ‘Lady’ Geraldine Travers. A veteran con artist, Travers is currently languishing in jail, her jet-set days of high stakes crime and deception now completely unravelled.

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Concern growing over a tug towing a barge missing in South East Asia

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Created: 24 December 2004

The tug “Christian” which is missing, presumed attacked by pirates

The ICC International Maritime Bureau (IMB) is concerned about the safety of the crew and their vessels following the recent disappearance of a tug and a barge in South East Asia.

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FIB monitoring self-liquidating loan scam

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Created: 21 December 2004

FIB monitoring self-liquidating loan scam

ICC’s Financial Investigation Bureau (FIB) is closely monitoring a sophisticated global advance fee fraud scam that targets companies facing financial difficulties.

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Shipping risks in a high freight market

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Created: 16 December 2004

Charterers can find themselves caught in disputes between buyers and sellers.

Increasing commodity prices and high charter rates could result in unexpected risks for the shipping industry, according to ICC’s International Maritime Bureau (IMB).

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