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Let the Stakeholders Speak
During our conference in Hong Kong, the panel titled “Stakeholders Unite: Owners, Investors & Lenders on What Comes Next” generated a lively discussion on the many issues revolving around shipping today including the role of private equity in shipping, China’s increasing dominance in the global supply chain and the funding gap of the global orderbook. We bring you some of the highlights.
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