Announcing the 2nd Annual Shipping Finance Asia 2009

1. Do you want to discover innovative financing structures for managing costs and raising funds in a tight credit market?
2. Are you keen on understanding the latest analytical techniques for financing structures, credit assessment and risk mitigation?
3. Do you want to examine how ship owners and ship builders can respond effectively to the current market trends to obtain financing?

If your answer is yes to any of the above questions, Shipping Finance Asia 2009 is a must for you to attend!

Shipping Finance Asia 2009 has been specially developed to equip you with the latest updates, knowledge and understanding you require to efficiently and effectively understand how you can assess the financing options today and tomorrow in real depth.

Shipping Finance Asia 2009 is organized to provide you with the latest insights on how you can apply financing techniques practically to use in your working environment. Whether your main focus is to gain critical insights on the latest ship financing trends and options, evaluate practical methods of how you can overcome difficulties in financing the massive new-building orderbook over the next few years or network with senior level ship-owners, managers and builders to discuss the latest ship-financing issues, you cannot afford to miss this event.

“$504bn is needed over the next four years to fund the planned global fleet expansion. That’s $4,000 per second from now till 2011. I think this is going to be a major stumbling block. Funding, whether it is debt or equity is very difficult.”- Khalid Hashim, Managing Director, Precious Shipping

10 Reasons to Attend LNG Shipping Finance Asia 2009

1. Hear from an outstanding line-up of the industry’s leading ship owners and financiers
2. Explore the most cost-effective financing options to secure long term business continuity and competitiveness
3. Examine the alternative financing options you can gain access to in times of credit crunch and liquidity crisis
4. Evaluate the global trade and shipping industry and their implications on shipping finance
5. Learn to overcome the technicalities of regulations and the tax structures in developing countries in Asia
6. Gain a solid understanding of ship finance disputes and ship-building contracts in order to control litigation costs
7. Analyze major threats and opportunities for ship-owners and ship builders in shipping finance
8. Examine the future outlook for container, bulker and tanker markets
9. Explore credit assessment and understand financing from a lender’s perspective post credit crunch
10. Know about the current capital markets in the shipping industry in detail, analyzed by the experts

Key Distinguished Speakers Of Shipping Finance 2008 Include

Dato ‘ Jude P Benny, Board Member, MARITIME AND PORT AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE Capt. Subhangshu Dutt, CEO, PACIFIC SHIPPING TRUST Peter Borup, MD, NORDEN TANKERS Bobby Andhika, COO, PT. HUMPUSS INTERMODA TRANSPORTASI TBK. Paul Chang, Head of Shipping Asia, HSH NORDBANK Sander Scheepens, Head-Investment Management, NFC SHIPPING FUNDS Charles Reineke, Senior Vice-President-Global Shipping Finance, SUMITOMO MITSUI BANKING CORPORATION Joachim Skorge, MD & Head of Corporate Finance Asia, DNB NOR

Dr. Matthias Umlauf, Senior Economist, HSH NORDBANK Nick Sansom, Head of Marine Asia, MARSH Madeline Leong, Partner, WATSON, FARLEY & WILLIAMS Nancy Wei, Analyst, UOB KAY HIAN Mikal Boe, MD, IMAREX ASIA Nazery Khalid, Research Fellow, MARITIME INSTITUTE OF MALAYSIA Peter Murray, Partner, INCE & CO. Chiu Wu Hong, Executive Director, KPMG Divay Goel, Director, DREWRY MARITIME SERVICES

If you are not yet ready to register, feel free to request a reminder nearer the time.

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