Grant Rowles

The city has plenty of core strengths when it comes to providing capital to shipping. The latest installment from our brand new magazine being distributed across Hong Kong Maritime Week.

Making predictions in shipping is akin to chewing glass, Khalid Hashim, managing director of Thailand's largest dry bulk owner, Precious Shipping.

In just over a month it will be the fifth anniversary of the global sulphur cap, and debate continues to rage about the environmental benefits brought about by the regulation and the subsequent mass adoption of scrubbers.

Geopolitical tensions and their impact on global supply chains, the potential postponement of enforcement of environmental regulations, and the

Donald Trump will soon be back in the Oval Office. Pierre Aury wonders whether we are entering a time loop.

Seafarer pay is the lead story in the November issue of Splash Extra published today.

The dry bulk fleet is rapidly ageing and new orders will be vital next year, even if yards are overflowing with contracts for other types of ships.

The VLCC market has gone “from the doghouse to the outhouse” with rates plummeting across the board in all areas in the week gone by, according to Norwegian broker Fearnleys.

In the second in a series from Kongsberg Maritime, Oskar Levander explains how a research project has devised a ship concept using conventional

Sudheer Vijapurapu, managing director of New Asia Shipbrokers and Risto Kariranta, CEO of the Ahti Pool, write for Splash today on January 1's big new regional regulation hitting shipping.