Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers and Maritime London to host ‘Maritime Leadership and the Near Horizon’ conference
UK Maritime Minister among speakers to high level event aimed at encouraging new thinking on the education, skills and training in the maritime sector London, Oct 2 2019. The Institute of Chartered…
Buy in July? MSI tips Capes for strong six month performance
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Buy in July? MSI tips Capes for strong six month performance Consultancy forecasts strong Q4 rates for large bulkers as iron ore producers continue to ramp exports and supply…
Leading industry figures gather in Naples for ‘Shipping & The Law’
Important names from shipping, ports, finance, law, insurance and technology will meet to discuss the pressing issues facing the maritime industry Naples, Italy, 25 September 2017. The eighth edition of the international…
Shifting oil market dynamics key to 2018 tanker trade prospects says MSI
Q3 earnings have floundered but peaking fleet growth and increased tonne-miles could see spot rates stabilise and T/C rates make a modest improvement London, August 16, 2017. The Q3 2017 tanker market…
Supply/demand improving but shipyards must still fight for survival, says MSI
Some major market indicators are improving but yards remain underemployed and newbuilding and second-hand prices have not yet hit bottom London, 2 August, 2017. After a painful decade in which the shipping…
Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers signs agreement to increase access to professional education resources in China
Co-operation programme will promote professional standards by making Institute learning materials available in Chinese for the first time London and Shanghai, April 4, 2017. The Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers (The Institute) has…
How hard will OPEC’s production cuts hit tanker markets in 2017?
After a year of political and policy upheaval, both oil and tanker markets are undergoing a process of rebalancing, writes Tim Smith, Senior Analyst, Maritime Strategies International The fourth quarter of…
Project Forward joins forces with Shell for next phase
Innovative plan for globally-trading LNG-powered bulk carrier and tanker design will work with energy major to investigate LNG supply options and requirements Athens, Greece, September 26, 2016. Project Forward and Shell have…
Capesize ‘uptick’ needs stronger fundamentals to turn into a summer surge
A rise in iron ore trade, higher steel prices and increased scrapping have all contributed to recent improvements but the outlook is fragile April 19, 2016. The latest Dry Bulk Freight Forecaster…
Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers signs MoU with Indian Maritime University
Agreement to promote mutual understanding renews a bilateral commitment to academic and educational co-operation London and Mumbai April 15, 2016. The Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers, the maritime industry’s only body dedicated to…
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