The ultimate Ship Finance Course for shipping professionals who want to stay ahead - Ship Finance School 2010
Fully understanding ship finance is critical to maximising opportunities in the shipping industry! Attend our industry established ship finance training and profit from lessons learnt
This five day ship finance course is designed to provide you with a complete understanding of ship finance and the global market today, essential to strategising business focus and capitalising on new opportunities.
The latest Ship Finance 2010 course programme is available here!
This course is packed with lectures and practical workshops addressing every aspect of this complex industry, giving you the tools to develop profitable solutions and working strategies.
The ship finance training seminar culminates in an interactive workshop, applying knowledge gained practically that you can use in your working environment.
This is the only Ship Finance Training Course where you can gain a wealth of knowledge from facilitators and award winning industry experts with working experience in the global shipping and financial industry!
Includes a two day intensive course project culminating in negotiating with the bank in the current market! Put your negotiation skills to the test!
ESSENTIAL LEARNING TO MAXIMISE OPPORTUNITIES AND REVENUE POTENTIAL:
• Explore options for financing ships in a difficult market place
• Practically structure debt financing within the current market
• Attain updates of the latest lending methods and how these can be obtained
• Consider capital markets and discover how shipping funds operate
• Analyse credit risk assessment and management
• Examine the sale and purchase of second hand tonnage
• Review vessel types and ship management and how this relates to financing
• Experience the reality of ship financing first hand in today's market
• Explore Islamic financing and how this can be applied to shipping
• Discover how to manage problem loans and distressed asset management
Highlights of Transfin 2011
- Important bullet point read more
- A Return To Simplicity? - An Examination Of The Impact Of The Credit Crisis And Market Events On The Structure Of The Global Securities Business read more
- What Are Sub-Custodians Doing To Create New Efficiencies For Their Customers? read more
- Pan European CCP vs. Pan European CSD – What Is The Preferred Priority? read more
- How Will Global Custodians Manage Sub-Custodian Risk On Behalf Of Their Clients? read more
- The Roadmap Ahead - Solutions To Drive The Business Forward And Strengthen Your Network read more
- Risk Management In Emerging & Pre-Emerging Markets read more
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- tests read more
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Expert Panel of speakers for Ship Finance 2010:
Peter Stowell FCIB, Principal, PS Consulting
Steve Matthews, Editor, Lloyd's Shipping Economist
Frank Pedder, Managing Director, DnB NOR Markets
Paul Packard, Head of Maritime Industries, Bank of Ireland Corporate Banking
Duncan Dunn, , Business Development Director, Simpson Spence & Young
Trevor Law, Senior Vice President – Risk Management, DVB Bank
Davide Barzilai, Partner, Norton Rose LLP
Daniel Perera, Associate, Dispute Resolution, Norton Rose
John Forrester, Partner, Holman Fenwick Willan LLP
Mark Bamford, Solicitor, Holman Fenwick Willan LLP
Paul Herring, Head of Shipping, Ince & Co
Jeffrey Blum FICS, Director, Interlink International Trading (UK)Ltd
Nick Roberson, Solicitor, Holman Fenwick Willan LLP
Philip Rymer, Partner, Reed Smith
Dr. Malcolm Willingale, Director, V. Ships Plc
Jonathan Kemp, Head of Ship Finance Group, Eversheds
David Brookes, Partner, Holman Fenwick Willan LLP
Dates and Venues
29 Nov 2010 - 03 Dec 2010
Prospero House, London
11 Apr 2011 - 15 Apr 2011
Prospero House, London
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(updated 29 July 2010)
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"This is a very good course that all bankers in maritime business should attend"
