Biggest challenge comes from inflated asset value and elevated interest rates

Bringing shipmanagers as well as ship operators into the regime will bring the UK into line with other jurisdictions such as Cyprus

US regulator checking that ocean carriers and marine terminal operators are complying with the law following a precedential decision it issued addressing when per diem detention charges can be billed

Sustainability-linked loan sets ‘ambitious targets’ on annual efficiency ratio and sulphur oxide emissions over 10 years

Prosecution alleges founder of Smarine Advisory was involved in taking $21.9m of bribes in his former role at the Export-Import Bank of China

Fourth quarter of the year reporting shows the party may be coming to an end for carriers. But full-year earnings give them a comfortable buffer for any downturn

The tender will give a chance for Ningbo-Zhoushan Port Co to gain the control over the facility and better consolidate its terminal resources

Second-tier companies are seen entering the market in China and may optimise their portfolios, selling volumes into Europe instead, says consultancy

SK Innovation chief Jun Kim believes ammonia power technology ‘will revolutionise not only the maritime industry but the entire transportation industry’.

The business outlook remains mixed and depends on an interplay of macroeconomic factors and container demand and supply

The top line for the year ending February 28 is expected to come in at not less than £150m ($184m), compared with £101.3m in the year-earlier period

Huge profits earned by shipowners have lessened lending needs but finance for retrofitting vessels to manage greenhouse gas emissions targets will still be required