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Reed Smith Transportation Industry Group quarterly updates and articles – Q3
This is our Reed Smith Shipping newsletter bringing together our thought leadership for each quarter. Below is a collection of our articles, blogs and webinars from July – September 2019. If any of your colleagues would like to receive our newsletter please email [email protected].
Stable crewing, mental health awareness, and more…
‘Amazing’ LISW 2019 raises over £2 million for maritime charities
According to event organisers, last week’s London International Shipping Week 2019 “exceeded all expectations by welcoming thousands of global shipping industry leaders to more than 200 official events throughout the week”.
Initial estimates put the actual number of UK and international visitors at around 20,000 – a figure, organisers say, will rise even further when the number of...
http://www.allaboutshipping.co.uk/2019/09/20/stable-crewing-mental-health-awareness-and-more/
Daily News Briefing
News in and around LISW19
In the 09/13/2019 edition:
John Faraclas
Dirties …”save” the Markets, Geos still perplexed and LISW2019 makes waves!
The BDI (Baltic Dry Index) continued its fall – hope not a free fall, lost 35 points earlier on today and now stands at 2 ,331 points. Geopolitics with the Migrants, the Trade Wars, BREXIT and other perplexed issues continue to enhance uncertainty. John Faraclas’ daily recap:
The Capes’ BCI suffered a triple-digit fall; 114 points were wiped off and now stand at 4,612…
Contained losses for the Panamaxes’ BPI no...
A view of the Square Mile
Daily News Briefing
News in and around LISW19
In the 09/12/2019 edition:
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Daily News Briefing
News in and around LISW19
In the 09/11/2019 edition:
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Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley centre with Britannia Maritime Aid commercial director Dieter Jaenicke (left) and Britannia Maritime Aid chairman Kevin Slade (right)
Caribbean PM calls for international action to tackle climate change
A leading Caribbean Prime Minister has told of the ‘horrors’ of Hurricane Dorian on a UK visit for the launch of a disaster relief ships.
Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley spoke in London fresh from surveying the disaster zone first hand with the Caribbean’s...
International Seafarers’ Welfare Awards 2019 winners revealed at London International Shipping Week event
This evening, the winners of the International Seafarers’ Welfare Awards 2019 were revealed at the end of Inmarsat’s exclusive Crew Welfare event for London International Shipping Week.
Organised by the International Seafarers’ Welfare and Assistance Network (ISWAN), the awards give seafarers the chance to say thank you to the companies, organisations and individuals who have provided them...
John Faraclas
Another ace for the Handies amid the Dry-fall and perplexed Geopolitics during LISW2019 continuous success
The BDI (Baltic Dry Index) lost 27 points and now reads 2,366… Geopolitics messy as ever (will revert with a detailed account as the MIGANTS, the Trade Wars and BREXIT create more twists and turns) and LISW2019 make waves! John Faraclas’ midweek recap:
The Capes’ BCI was down 68 points at 4,726
The Panamaxes’ BPI lost 17 points and now stands at 2,144…
The Supras’ BSI lost eight...
John Faraclas
The BDI fells but LISW 2019 continues its success
The BDI (Baltic Dry Index) lost another 29 points and now stands at 2,393. Geopolitics not just critical but messy and perplexed. LISW2019 continues its successful course. John Faraclas’ brief daily recap:
The Capes’ BCI lost 50 points and now read 4,794 – below the 4,800 points threshold…
The Panamaxes’ BPI was down 30 points and now reads 2,161..
11 points down for the Supras’ BSI now at 1,319…
Another “ace” plus for the Handies’ BHSI...
http://www.allaboutshipping.co.uk/2019/09/10/the-bdi-fells-but-lisw-2019-continues-its-success/