One might reasonably have thought that the decarbonisation regulations and IMO goals, together their impending deadlines would have started to make an impact. In fact, gross carbon emissions are rising – they rose by 4.9% just last year. It is clear, t…
Over the past decade, ship leasing has grown to become a significant substitute as a provision for financing of ship acquisition. The ship leasing market is projected to further grow at a rather significant pace in the near future, with the expansion o…
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The unprecedented demand for container slots fuelled by an increase in consumer spending and port congestion has caused containership rates to rocket in 2021. With the industry resorting to alternatives to satisfy global demand, Ian Short, Director, an…
If the containers fit, they ship? Read More »
The heatwave experienced in parts of the world has seen temperatures of between 40 – 42C recently – and according to an article in TradeWinds, ‘Shipyard work has become nearly impossible in the sweltering temperatures and workers have had to take unsch…
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OECD rules designed to implement a global minimum corporate tax rate for very large multinational groups have now been published and are expected to come into force around the world in 2023. Shipping income was expected to be outside of the rules. The …
Shipping: Global Tax Reform Read More »