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Baltic ICS Lecture 2018-19 series continues successfully

Posted on Thursday, March 28, 2019

BALTIC ICS 2018-19 Lecture 4 London (3) BALTIC ICS 2018-19 Lecture 4 London (11) BALTIC ICS 2018-19 Lecture 4 London (13)

Yesterday we held another succesful round of Lectures within the Baltic Exchange and ICS series.

Our fourth lecture topic was centred around financial tools with a particular focus on the financial considerations that principals make and how they can impact decisions and their activity in the physical market.

Looking at finance and common hedges available through FFAs, currency and other related commodity markets, our thought leaders examined common structures in place used by counterparts to limit book uncertainty when trading in volatile markets and how these external factors can influence physical freight market and fixtures.

In London we had the pleasure to host Philippe van den Abeele from Consortium Maritime Trading. Pictures above relate to the London lecture.

 

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Lecture 4 in Shanghai was also a success, with 45 shipping practitioners in attendance. The speaker, Dr. Zhao Jin Song, Professor, Lawyer and Arbitrator, disussed the realistic predicament and innovation of shipping finance in China.

Dr. Zhao Jin Song gave expert insights and shared in-depth research on shipping finance.

 

BALTIC ICS 2018-19 Lecture 4 Athens (1) BALTIC ICS 2018-19 Lecture 4 Athens (2)

The fourth lecture in Athens was really successful and our guest speaker there, Mr Phoebus Kaloudis from AMN Bulk Carriers Inc, gave a great presentation on the complex topic of this round of Baltic and ICS lectures.

The positive feedback received from the participants was extremely encouraging.

 

The Baltic and ICS series are free for Members and Company members and deliver great benefits by providing industry insight with world class speakers.

To book your seat for Lecture 5 at the end of May 2019, please contact us via email with all your membership details at: membership@ics.org.uk

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