The companies’ share prices keep changing, so Cleaves keeps shifting their ratings
Finance
Wilhelmsen breezes into wind farm vessel arena with Ostensjo deal
Norwegian group could end up owning 50% of compatriots renewables shipping operation Edda Wind
Carnival still deep in red but sees light at the end of the tunnel
The company said two of its brands are bak sailing, while it looks to pare down its fleet and sell more shares
Chinese leasing companies remain bullish on shipping
Leasing leaders more concerned over geopolitics and anti-globalisation trends than Covid-19
Golden hello: Simonsen welcomed to Golden Ocean with $1m share package
John Fredriksen company awards options to CFO who switched from sister operation Avance Gas
Peder Simonsen welcomed to Golden Ocean with share options
John Fredriksen company awards options to CFO who switched from sister operation Avance Gas
Six new cases; Financial world takes note of MC’s successes… plus three more items
Six new cases; Financial world takes note of MC’s successes… plus three more items
Good Morning Monaco – Tuesday, September 15, 2020
Six new cases of coronavirus were reported in Monaco on Monday. The resident who had been in intensive care has been transferred to a normal bed at Princess Grace Hospital…
Monaco’s response to the economic fall-out from the coronavirus crisis has not gone unnoticed in the wider...
Solstad starts auction to buy back $107m of debt for $8m
Norwegian shipowner gives investors a way out of restructuring company, for the price of a haircut
Banking’s technological transformation, UK Covid-19 response
Banking’s technological transformation, UK Covid-19 response
Tuesday 15 September 2020 – Vol.11 Ed.38.2
Commentary: Banking’s technological transformation
By Brandon Chye in Singapore
Over the past five years, DBS has undergone a digital transformation. Piyush Gupta, chief executive officer and director of DBS Group, discusses how the bank adapted to innovation by learning from large technology companies, the future shape of central bank digital currency, and helping clients adapt to digital...
Port investment fund gets a boost
DP World and Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec (CDPQ), a global institutional investor, have announced the expansion of their ports and terminals investment platform through a new commitment of US$4.5 billion (CA$6 billion). This will increase the total size of the platform to US$8.2 billion (CA$ 10.6 billion) of which DP World holds a 55% share and CDPQ the remaining 45%.
Since its launch in December 2016, the platform has invested in ten port terminals globally and across various stages...
https://www.themaritimestandard.com/port-investment-fund-gets-a-boost/