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Dress code at the Baltic Exchange is “business casual” - i.e. guests need not wear a jacket or tie.
However jeans, trainers, sports clothes and shorts are not acceptable.
Members entertaining guests at the Baltic Exchange should ensure that their guests are aware of the dress code to avoid potential embarrassment.
Bookings are now being taken for the Baltic's Freight Derivatives & Shipping Risk Management and Advanced Freight Modelling & Trading courses. These will be held in London, Singapore and New York.
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