Kicking off coverage of last week’s Maritime CEO Forum held at the Monaco Yacht Club, Splash brings readers key takeaways from our wide-ranging debate on how the shipmanagement sector is set to undergo significant change in the coming decade. Featuring the heads of a number of the best known...
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Shipping must prepare itself for market conditions in which Chinese dry bulk imports will peak very shortly, delegates attending last week’s Maritime CEO Forum in Singapore were told. Concluding the half-day event, a high-level panel representing different strands of the segment took the stage for...
How should shipmanagers position themselves as service providers in the 2020s? Last week’s Maritime CEO Forum served as an ideal sounding board to assess how managers must transform to stay relevant, carrying on a conversation that had been started earlier in the year with the publication of...
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Tanker sceptics were not just thin on the ground in the ballroom of the Fullerton Hotel last week, they were non-existent. In our ongoing coverage of the Maritime CEO Forum from Singapore, today’s focus is on the high-level, bullish tanker panel. “If everything stays the same 2023 will be a...
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All week Splash is bringing readers key takeaways from last Thursday’s Maritime CEO Forum, an exclusive shipowner gathering held at the Fullerton Hotel in Singapore. Today’s report focuses on the decarbonisation session, and fears that shipping might lose out to other industries in the scramble for...
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The Maritime CEO Forums are back after a three-year covid hiatus. The first event took place last week in the stunning surroundings of the Fullerton Hotel. Ahead of the four sessions, organisers created a ‘power hour’ workshop, sponsored by Inmarsat, looking at how connectivity at sea is driving...
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Last week’s HR session at the Maritime CEO Forum confounded many who fear where the next generation might come from to fill the gap in shipping’s workforce. Watch below as two well known names in local Hong Kong shipping circles – Bjørn Højgaard, CEO, Anglo-Eastern and PB Subbiah, HR director at...
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It’s vital to build in sensitivities to baseline tanker forecasts, William Fairclough, the managing director of Wah Kwong Maritime Transport Holdings, told delegates attending last week’s Maritime CEO Forum at the Foreign Correspondents’ Club in Hong Kong. Watch as one of the smartest brains in...
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Last week’s dry bulk session during the Maritime CEO Forum in Hong Kong covered plenty of topics. Moderated by Mandarin Shipping’s Tim Huxley, the panel of dry bulk shipowners were quizzed on finance, IMO 2020, the merits of being public or private and the markets during a busy 60 minutes on stage...
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The traditional start to any Maritime CEO Forum around the world is to get an analyst in the hot seat for a quick fire 30-minute Q&A to set the markets scene for later panels. In Hong Kong this week, organisers kicked proceedings up a notch by inviting the legendary shipping investor, Paul Over, on...
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