Monthly archive

October 2014

Liberian Registry backs IMO advice on Ebola virus

The Liberian Registry has come out in full support of the International Maritime Organization’s recommendation that there should be no general ban on international travel or trade due to the Ebola virus. Meanwhile, operation of the US-based registry remains unaffected.

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The Ship Mortgage Crisis - How ship valuation methods rationalized toxic shipping portfolio and ship covered bonds

Professor Okan Duru, Assistant Professor, Izmir Katip Celebi University posted, on his Linkedin page, a fascinating study of the the current

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Canada – Marine Navigation in the Canadian Arctic

Thanks to Bryant's Maritime Consulting blog for the following which we found of interest - especially the Conclusions section.

From the blog:

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Reducing Cost and Boosting Efficiency - Remember the Human Element

Our friend Capt. Michael Wilson, President of Laurin Maritime (America) Inc. has kindly allowed us to present his recent Keynote speech to the SHIPPINGInsight 2014 Conference, Oct 1 in Stamford, CT.

To quote a part of his presentation discussing implementing the latest innovation to reduce cost and boost efficiency:

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