New York Maritime Forum held at Metropolitan Club September 13
THE New York Maritime Forum (NYMF) will take place on Tuesday September 13 at the Metropolitan Club 1 East 60th Street, New York City.
Participating will be 28 maritime companies as well as analysts, banks, law firms and industry making presentations.
This is both an investment and an industry forum to provide an interactive platform for investors, financiers, cargo owners and shipowners to discuss the latest developments in the global shipping.
The forum will also showcase and promote the role of New York as a hub for the global maritime community and attract more business to New York targeting a global industry audience.
The forum will feature panel discussions and presentations along these two main themes, as well as individual company presentations and one-on-one meetings between investors and company management.
The NYMF has invited the major industry organisations, advocacy groups and city and state agencies to take active involvement with the event.
Among the speakers will be Kathleen Hochul, Lieutenant Governor of New York and Howard Zemsky, president and CEO, Empire State Development & Commissioner of the New York State Department of Economic Development.
Presentations and panel topics will include dry bulk, Brexit: Implications & Impact on Shipping & New York, Container & Liner Shipping, Bank Finance & Shipping, LPG Shipping, Capital Markets & Shipping, New York as a Maritime Education Centre, Optimising Fleet Efficiency in a Challenging Market, Maritime Arbitration: Global Trends & Developments, New York as Maritime Arbitration Centre, Investments in Container Leasing: Lemons & Lemonade in a Challenging Market, Insurance & Reinsurance Trends & Developments, New York as an Insurance & Reinsurance Centre, the Port of New York & New Jersey a Major Maritime & Transport Hub.
Among the 800 delegates expected will include the senior executives of global shipping, energy and commodity companies listed on US exchanges, commercial and investment bankers, institutional investors and financial advisors.
THE New York Maritime Forum (NYMF) will take place on Tuesday September 13 at the Metropolitan Club 1 East 60th Street, New York City.
Participating will be 28 maritime companies as well as analysts, banks, law firms and industry making presentations.
This is both an investment and an industry forum to provide an interactive platform for investors, financiers, cargo owners and shipowners to discuss the latest developments in the global shipping.
The forum will also showcase and promote the role of New York as a hub for the global maritime community and attract more business to New York targeting a global industry audience.
The forum will feature panel discussions and presentations along these two main themes, as well as individual company presentations and one-on-one meetings between investors and company management.
The NYMF has invited the major industry organisations, advocacy groups and city and state agencies to take active involvement with the event.
Among the speakers will be Kathleen Hochul, Lieutenant Governor of New York and Howard Zemsky, president and CEO, Empire State Development & Commissioner of the New York State Department of Economic Development.
Presentations and panel topics will include dry bulk, Brexit: Implications & Impact on Shipping & New York, Container & Liner Shipping, Bank Finance & Shipping, LPG Shipping, Capital Markets & Shipping, New York as a Maritime Education Centre, Optimising Fleet Efficiency in a Challenging Market, Maritime Arbitration: Global Trends & Developments, New York as Maritime Arbitration Centre, Investments in Container Leasing: Lemons & Lemonade in a Challenging Market, Insurance & Reinsurance Trends & Developments, New York as an Insurance & Reinsurance Centre, the Port of New York & New Jersey a Major Maritime & Transport Hub.
Among the 800 delegates expected will include the senior executives of global shipping, energy and commodity companies listed on US exchanges, commercial and investment bankers, institutional investors and financial advisors.