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Max Tingyao Lin
Markets Editor
Max oversees dry, wet bulk and gas coverage for Lloyd’s List, leading a team of sector specialists in London, Singapore and New York. He writes and edits breaking news, weekly commentaries, monthly and quarterly outlooks, with main focus over companies and freight markets. He is also the driving force behind Lloyd’s List Companies and Yard Talk.
Max joined Lloyd’s List in 2012 as a Hong Kong-based senior reporter, covering a wide range of Asia's maritime shipping matters, including financing, markets, regulations, technology, port data, etc. Before that, he covered petroleum products and oil futures for Dow Jones Newswires/Wall Street Journal in Singapore during 2008-2011. Max also had a brief stint at Thomson Reuters’ Asia energy desk.
Originally from Taiwan, Max had studied in the UK and the US. He held a master’s in International Journalism from the University of Westminster and a diploma for graduates in economics from the London School of Economics. He was the Journalist of the Year of the Seahorse Club in 2016.
Max speaks English, Mandarin Chinese and Taiwanese. He is into travelling, reading, fine art and music.
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Latest From Max Tingyao Lin
The Interview: Anselm Gehling
German investment group Dr Peters has regained confidence as market conditions improve, and is targeting crude tanker and MPP expansion. But this won’t be the comeback of KGs—instead, Dr Peters wants larger portfolios for each fund under its management
The return of ship financiers — at a price
Ship finance is no longer in the dire condition it was in previous years, but terms and conditions still apply and prices are not cheap
Tight LNG vessel supply prompts charterers to seek longer-term contracts
Cargo owners want to control ships for longer periods so they can better take advantage of arbitrage margins, a Marine Money forum was told
IMO 2020 to benefit product tankers, say owners
Tonne-mile demand for product tankers will be boosted by bunker suppliers’ need to solve oil logistics issues
Bullish bulker owners unfazed by trade wars and regulations
Easing oversupply and strong Chinese and Indian imports will buoy bulker owners
Japan’s tax investors to provide more ship finance, says Crédit Agricole
The amount provided by such Japanese operating leases in shipping is still dwarfed by that in aviation