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Marine Money London Forum Returns to UK's Capital of Shipping Finance

9th December 2016

#MarineMoney - Four days after the inauguration of the new US President in early 2017, Marine Money together with Anchor Sponsor KMARIN/KOTAM will host the 8th Annual Marine Money London Forum on Wednesday 25th January.

Amongst the Forum topics will be of course Brexit, the new US President and the impact on shipping. All in which will be discussed in the ballroom of The Dorchester Hotel on Park Lane, Mayfair. This will be the first Marine Money Ship Finance event of 2017 and its platform held in the UK capital is a major centre for shipping and finance, broking, legal and insurance.

London's location between the capital of Wall Street and the cargo demand of the Far East, is the place that shipowners from near and far call a home away from home. At the London conference leading shipping companies and financiers will meet to discuss challenge, risk, opportunity and investment - how to survive the downturn and prepare for the long awaited improved shipping market.

From buying dry bulk at rock bottom: structuring long term investments with Chinese financial leasing; analysing markets and assessing investment opportunities; finding finance from San Francisco, London and Shanghai.

The Marine Money London agenda 2017 will cover the red hot topics of the current market. To find the Marine Money Preliminary Programme click here. 

Registration forms to attend Marine Money London Forum can be accessed here and for more information contact: Mia Jensen at [email protected]

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Jehan Ashmore

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Jehan Ashmore

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Jehan Ashmore is a marine correspondent, researcher and photographer, specialising in Irish ports, shipping and the ferry sector serving the UK and directly to mainland Europe. Jehan also occasionally writes a column, 'Maritime' Dalkey for the (Dalkey Community Council Newsletter) in addition to contributing to UK marine periodicals. 

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