Affinity Shipping snaps up dry-cargo brokers from bankrupt Lorentzen & Co
New hires mean that Affinity will have a new dry-bulk presence in New York
Shipbroking
Braemar shares to be suspended as annual result delayed amid probe into 2013 deal
Board ‘not comfortable’ with the way historic transaction was presented, and the remaining liability arising from it
Oman’s Asyad Shipping puts middle-aged VLCC trio up for grabs
Scrubber-fitted ships pushed out on the market by state-owned group in apparent fleet-renewal move
Frontline triumphs as eight owners vie for Brazilian VLCC cargo but rates plunge
Testing times ahead as charterers keep their cool and break owners’ resolve
Mergers must make sense, says Alpin Shipping chairman Wilhelm Holst
Executive says bringing two similar brokers together has the potential to create internal strife — so choose wisely
Ex-Lorentzen S&P head Axel Holmen launches shipbroking start-up
‘We want to build something that could last’, says Holmen, after former employer files for bankruptcy
‘Jaw-dropping’ rates could spark more activity in quieter secondhand tanker market
Analyst Eva Tzima notes increasing confidence among sellers of MR vessels in particular
Norway’s oldest shipbroker Lorentzen & Co goes under after years of losses
Historic name in Oslo shipbroking lands in bankruptcy after poor financial performance and personal strife
New Fortress moves to sell off laid-up steam turbine FSRU and LNG carrier
US-listed company has a clear-out by inviting offers on parked duo but will there be takers for trading buys?
Braemar brings in Grant Foley as finance chief as Nick Stone quits
Experienced UK executive replacing the man who worked closely with CEO James Gundy to reshape shipbroking company