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9th Annual Capital Link Greek Shipping Forum: “Opportunities & Challenges”

Capital Link is hosting its 9th Annual Greek Shipping Forum “Opportunities & Challenges”, on Thursday, February 8th, 2018 at the Divani Caravel Hotel in Athens, Greece, in cooperation with NASDAQ and the New York Stock Exchange

By: EBR - Posted: Thursday, January 11, 2018

This event will provide a comprehensive review of current trends and outlook of the global economy and the main commodity, energy and shipping markets. It will also discuss critical issues and challenges the industry faces, including geopolitical and regulatory developments, technical and commercial fleet management and access to capital. It will examine bank financing, capital markets and alternative funding mechanisms and strategies.
This event will provide a comprehensive review of current trends and outlook of the global economy and the main commodity, energy and shipping markets. It will also discuss critical issues and challenges the industry faces, including geopolitical and regulatory developments, technical and commercial fleet management and access to capital. It will examine bank financing, capital markets and alternative funding mechanisms and strategies.

Greek shipping is the global leader with more than twenty percent of the global fleet. Greek Shipowners have established a reputation as astute and highly efficient operators always adapting to the ever changing conditions of the shipping trade and making the best out of volatile markets. Shipping is the artery of global trade carrying over 90 percent of the world's trade and Greek shipping plays a pivotal role in the global economy.

FORUM OVERVIEW & STRUCTURE

This event will provide a comprehensive review of current trends and outlook of the global economy and the main commodity, energy and shipping markets. It will also discuss critical issues and challenges the industry faces, including geopolitical and regulatory developments, technical and commercial fleet management and access to capital. It will examine bank financing, capital markets and alternative funding mechanisms and strategies.

Our Athens Forum, in its 9th year, draws consistently over 1,000 delegates and is known for its large attendance by public and private shipping companies' executives and market participants.   

2018 CAPITAL LINK GREEK SHIPPING LEADERSHIP AWARD 

The "2018 Capital Link Greek Shipping Leadership Award" will be presented to Messrs.  Panos Laskaridis, President, European Community Shipowners Associations; CEO, Lavinia Corporation/Laskaridis Shipping Co. Ltd. and Athanasios Laskaridis, Chairman and CEO Lavinia Corporation, Lavinia Enterprises Limited and Laskaridis Shipping Company Ltd. The award is given in recognition of their unique and extensive contribution to Shipping  and Greece and for their overall outstanding service to the shipping industry made by each of them individually, by their family and by their companies.

TARGET AUDIENCE

Capital Link invites institutional investors, analysts, bankers, financial advisors, financial media, and other qualified investors who are interested in enhancing their knowledge of shipping across all sectors. With an average of roughly 1000 participants each year, attendees can expect an informative networking forum connecting them to the shipping industry’s key players, including influential members in the financial community, such as commercial and investment banks.

INDUSTRY PANEL & PRESENTATION TOPICS TO BE COVERED:

The Global Commodity, Energy & Shipping Markets
New Regulations & Compliance Affecting Shipping 
Digitalization & Cybersecurity
Marine Digitalization and the Future of Risk
Navigating Chinese Port Inspections
Sanctions Compliance in an Uncertain World - A Guide for Shipowners, Charterers and Financiers
The Future of Shipping
Global Maritime Clusters – Competitive Advantages & Business Development Opportunities
Consolidation & M&A in Shipping 
Bank Finance 
New & Alternative Sources of Finance for Shipowners 
Private Equity 
Capital Markets 
Industry Challenges & The Road Map Ahead 

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