UK armed guards look vulnerable to emerging nations’ prices
- Friday 13 April 2012, 17:12
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- Regulation
AS regulation slowly and painfully filters down the private maritime security industry, a “proliferation” of new firms from emerging countries is inevitable and British PMSCs will price themselves out of the market, according to Norton Rose partner Philip Roche.The big question, Mr Roche...
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