Companies listed in the US are familiar with the challenging Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) requirements around internal controls. Many aim to satisfy these requirements by reference to the respected COSO internal control framework. Here are our top five are…
Moore Stephens: Five SOX pitfalls for shipping and transport companies Read More »
Group A in the World Cup contains the host nation Russia, and Saudi Arabia, two of the largest crude oil producing countries in the world. The chart shows the contribution each country contributes to global demand for tankers. However the games shake o…
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The outlook for the global shipping sector for the next 12 months remains stable on the back of expected supply-demand improvements in the dry bulk and container shipping segments and overall sector earnings growth of 4%-5%, says Moody’s Investor…
Moody’s: Stable outlook for global shipping companies on 4%-5% earnings growth Read More »
Capesize The Atlantic market improved this week, with increased activity from Brazil for July shipments plus a few June cargoes fuelling rate rises, with close to $20.00 rumoured paid. Vale took a few July ships from Tubarao to Qingdao early in the wee…
Dry Bulk Market: Capesize Index Shows Further Improvement Read More »
In April this year the International Maritime Organization (IMO) outlined its vision to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from shipping by at least 50% by 2050. This, along with other policy initiatives such as reducing the sulphur content in marine fuel…
Aquarius Eco Ship Project: Japanese Companies Push for Renewable Energy in Vessels Read More »