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Braemar on ever-evolving sanctions regime: "We have to be on top of that"

The CEO of Braemar says being a public company means it has to follow the rules and has legal and compliance teams keeping abreast of sanctions.
Braemar chief executive James Gundy
Braemar chief executive James Gundy
by NIDAA BAKHSH

LONDON

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