Stephen Schueler has been appointed to the Investment Committee of the World Maritime University (WMU) Endowment Fund. He will serve as one of five members of the committee, following his appointment by the WMU Board of Governors on the recommendation of the Executive Board. Established in 1983 with the support of the International Maritime Organization (IMO),a specialized agency of the United Nations, the World Maritime University is recognized as the IMO’s leading center for postgraduate education, research, and capacity development

https://vimeo.com/1127121597   We are very proud to announce that Geneva Star has been successfully completed and delivered to EMF and Atlas. The vessel is now ready to commence a one-year charter with a solid partner within the industry. Geneva Star is the first vessel delivered in a series of eight Suezmax tankers being built at Daehan Shipbuilding Co. Ltd, with the remaining seven scheduled for delivery over the next 17 months. The delivery of Geneva Star once again highlights the

European Maritime Finance (EMF), in close partnership with key stakeholders, proudly celebrates the visit of the Copenhagen Star — one of EMF’s latest LR2 115,000 DWT tankers — in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. The visit holds special significance, as the vessel shares its name with EMF’s headquarters location in Copenhagen, Denmark. EMF expresses its sincere gratitude to its investors, employees, and partners for their continued trust, support, and commitment.

We are proud to announce the successful sea trial of Geneva Star (HN5099) in Mokpo, South Korea – a Suezmax crude oil tanker with a deadweight of 157,000 MT. Geneva Star marks a significant step forward as the first of our eight Suezmax tankers, setting the standard for performance and reliability in our fleet expansion. A big thank you to everyone involved in bringing this vessel to life. https://maritimefinance.eu/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/EMF_genevaStar_sailing.mp4

The Board of Directors recommends attorney Rune Aagaard, who is a partner in Mazanti-Andersen, to join the Board of Directors of the asset manager European Maritime Finance A/S. Rune Aagaard has considerable experience from the shipping and transport sector, including legal matters within purchase and sale, chartering and financing of ships, shipbuilding and shipbuilding contracts, as well as financing and corporate law. Rune Aagaard will step in when the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority has completed a fit and proper assessment.

Niels Bang joins the Board of Directors of European Maritime Finance “The maritime sector stands at the intersection of global trade and balanced investment opportunities, and I look forward to contributing my legal and governance experience to support European Maritime Finance’s strategic growth and expansion.” For more than 30 years, Niels Bang has advised on and negotiated numerous M&A transactions, mergers, and restructurings. With extensive board experience, he is an active sparring partner on matters of organization and business strategy.

Klaus Kjærulff has been appointed Chairman of the Board at European Maritime Finance (EMF). The appointment is made in collaboration with the principal shareholder of the company as part of EMF’s ongoing efforts to strengthen its overall strategic direction. “Klaus Kjærulff brings many years of experience in shipping and marine insurance, both through his role as Chairman of one of the industry’s major maritime insurance companies, Norwegian SKULD, and from his past position at the Danish tanker company Torm. His

European Maritime Finance, in partnership with Atlas Maritime, is excited to announce the successful sale and delivery of Green Star, a dual-fuel LNG Pure Car Truck Carrier (PCTC) capable of carrying 7,000 cars. The Green Star represents a significant advancement in maritime transport, uniquely designed to utilize Liquid Natural Gas (LNG) as a cleaner fuel alternative compared to fuel oil. This sale marks another successful project for EMF and reflects the continued growth and resilience of the automotive transport sector.