"The HNS Fund and Its Implications" is a specialized book that addresses the legal framework for the transport of hazardous materials at sea. Over the past fifty years, the international community has sought to establish an effective legal regime to tackle the challenges associated with hazardous and noxious substances (HNS). The book analyzes the HNS Convention, which aims for a uniform response to damages caused by HNS in maritime transport, and highlights the role of the HNS Fund as a secondary compensation layer. It examines whether the changes introduced by the 2010 Protocol address the unresolved issues of the Convention and whether a comprehensive international regime for handling HNS in transportation can finally be realized. The author, Venetia Argyropulou, provides a thorough analysis of the legal and economic implications of this topic, targeting professionals and interested parties in the fields of business and law.