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Dec 23 2024

Message from the Management – A Warm Welcome to 2025!

Dear Client/Associate, We hope this message finds you and your loved ones in great health and good spirits! As the year draws to a close, all of us at FSMO want to take a moment to express our gratitude for your continued trust and collaboration. Your support has been the foundation of our success, and we are sincerely thankful for the opportunity to work with you. Reflecting on 2024 What a dynamic year 2024 has been! From navigating economic shifts to embracing new opportunities, it has been a year of learning, growth, and resilience for...

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Aug 07 2019

Sale and leaseback transactions and IFRS 16 implications

  The shipping industry has experienced a very challenging decade with suppressed rates and ongoing impact of the 2008 financial crisis including the reform of the banking industry with the implementation of stricter risk management rules. The new Basel III rules have led a lot of the traditional shipping banks to restructure their corporate lending portfolios including shipping. In some cases the banks have decided to drastically reduce their exposure to the shipping industry due to a high perception of risk and concerns regarding its cyclical nature. This has resulted to...

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Apr 03 2019

Capesize Market in the Doldrums: Cyclones and Dam Collapses Plague Dry Bulk Rates for Larger Ships

With the first quarter of 2019 already in the past, most dry bulk ship owners will be looking to forget it as soon as possible.   Dry bulk rates have plunged as a result of a lack of cargoes, on the back of physical and other disasters, ranging from cyclones in Australia to Vale’s dam collapse in Brazil. As a result, dry bulk ship owners have sought to alleviate the supply side of things in the beleaguered dry bulk market, with scrappings already close to the whole of 2018 mark, while shipbrokers...

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