Execution Risk Research
Fixed-scope research that maps where transactions fail institutionally — banking, insurance, routing, counterparty acceptance, regulatory approval. Where legal permissibility is necessary, but not sufficient.
Sanctions Exposure Snapshot — Venezuela Oil & Sanctioned Commodities
The gap between what OFAC now permits and what banks, insurers, and counterparties will actually execute has not closed at the pace of regulatory issuance. This Snapshot maps that gap.
It covers the post-2026 environment in structured depth: the OFAC General License cascade (GL 47, 50A, 46B/48A/49A, 56, 57), the two-tier market created by the GL 50A named-entity authorization, the post–Operation Southern Spear maritime enforcement environment, insurance and P&I constraints, and the Essequibo territorial-dispute risk layer — each tied to where institutional acceptance decides whether a transaction proceeds.
Built for funds, trading houses, and investment committees evaluating Venezuelan crude exposure who need execution reality, not headline permissibility.
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Four depths of the same execution-risk methodology — from rapid screen to specialized vertical.
Execution Feasibility Screen
A rapid, high-level screen of whether a contemplated exposure warrants deeper diagnostic work. The entry point: fast, focused, decision-support.
Sanctions Exposure Snapshot
The core product line: structured execution-risk research for sanctioned commodity trade. Venezuela oil available now (flagship above); additional markets and commodities on request.
Comprehensive Execution Mapping
The deep dive: a full institutional-friction map across banking, insurance, routing, documentation, and counterparty acceptance for a defined transaction profile.
Energy Infrastructure Feasibility — Data Centers
A specialized vertical: power deliverability, grid interconnection timelines, and PPA structure risk, mapped through the same institutional-acceptance lens.
Every engagement begins with scope and fee confirmed in writing.
No subscriptions. No hourly billing. No open-ended retainers.
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