Denmark, Copenhagen – 31 January 2025.  European Maritime Finance had the pleasure to host the Ambassador Sherif in their corporate headquarters. The new office is located in the former Maersk Global Headquarters.  Egypt is the second largest economy in Africa. Egypt’s geography makes the country an important maritime hub in global trade. Egypt also owns and controls the Suez Canal, the most important global water way. The Suez Canal was built in 1869 and expanded significantly in 2015. More than 20,000 vessels sail through the canal annually.  Ambassador Sherif recognized

Yantai, China, January 16th 2025 CIMC Raffles and European Maritime Finance (EMF) celebrate the name giving of EMF’s latest two PCTC vessels, each capable of carrying 7,000 cars with long term partner Atlas Maritime. The ceremony was held at the CIMC Raffles Yard.  The purpose of a name giving is a public celebration, solemn blessings and invite good luck for the ship, its crew and its passengers.  1828, was the first written record of a female christening a ship and 1890

European Maritime Finance (EMF) names 4 new LR2 tankers on the same day with Daehan Shipbuilding in Korea South Korea, January 13th 2025 – Daehan Shipbuilding and European Maritime Finance (EMF) celebrate the name giving of EMF’s latest LR2 115,000 DWT tankers with long term partner Atlas Maritime. The ceremony was held at the Daehan Shipbuilding Yard.  In the shipping industry, a “name giving ceremony” is the official event where a vessel is named and introduced. It is a traditional occasion

United States Ambassador to the Kingdom of Denmark Alan Leventhal visits European Maritime Finance new Copenhagen office Denmark, Copenhagen – 18 December 2024.   European Maritime Finance had the pleasure to host Ambassador Leventhal in their new offices. The offices are located in the former Maersk Global Headquarters.  Ambassador Leventhal recognized European Maritime Finance efforts leading sustainability in shipping and talked about the importance of the relationship between the United States and Denmark. Denmark and the United States have enjoyed a

Copenhagen, 11 October 2024 – The meeting was held at Sølyst, the Denmark Royal Hunting Club which was founded in 1443. European Maritime Finance lead the Zero Carbon Shipping Conference for their recently launched Green Harmony funds.  The funds include three 88,000 CBM Class LPG Dual Fuel LPG/Ammonia Carriers. The funds are designed to promote sustainability and combat climate change, operating on CO2-free fuel and supply green ammonia to other industries. This approach sets a new standard for the maritime industry aligning with sustainability goals. Participants included EMF’s Chief

Copenhagen, 22 November 2024 – The meeting was held at Sølyst, the Denmark Royal Hunting Club which was founded in 1443. European Maritime Finance selected Copenhagen, Denmark, for the 2024 Decarbonizing Shipping Seminar due to their efforts leading reduction in carbon and announced an upcoming vessel will be named Copenhagen Star. Copenhagen Star, is a LR2 tanker, 115,000 DWT being built in Korea with Daehan Shipbuilding (DHSC). Participants included EMF’s Chief Executive Officer, Torben Bager, and Stephen Schueler, Chairman of

Aalborg, Denmark 7th November 2024 – The meeting was held at the globally recognized Utzon Center, completed by the same architect behind the Sydney Opera House. European Maritime Finance selected Aalborg, Denmark, for the Sustainable Shipping Seminar due to their efforts leading the zero carbon transition. Aalborg has taken significant steps towards achieving its sustainability goals including leadership within green energy and its pioneering local companies. Participants included EMF’s Chief Executive Officer, Torben Bager, and Stephen Schueler, Chairman of the

Riyadh, November 4th, 2024. The Middle East Investors Summit, held in Riyadh, was created to connect a wide range of regional and global industry leaders, featuring some of the most notable names in the investment world. The event included major family offices, sovereign wealth funds and globally renowned institutional investors. European Maritime Finance also presented during the conference. Present were featured speakers and participants from the following leading organizations: Stepstone GroupGoldman SachsEuropean Maritime FinanceBurkhan World InvestmentsSaham Family OfficeAmwalNajashi HoldingsOmninvestCommercial Bank

Aarhus, 25 October 2024 – The meeting was held at the historic Varna Palace built in 1908.  European Maritime Finance leads Zero Carbon Shipping Conference in Aarhus, Denmark. Aarhus is Denmark’s largest commercial port and will be the most sustainable in the Baltic Region aiming to be carbon neutral in scope 1 and 2 by 2030.  The funds include three 88,000 CBM Class LPG Dual Fuel LPG/Ammonia Carriers. The funds are designed to promote sustainability and combat climate change, operate

Oslo, Norway, 9th October 2024 – European Maritime Finance celebrates the opening of its new office in Oslo, Norway. EMF has a long history in the country and the office opening further demonstrates the long-term commitment.  The event was well attended by important partners and stakeholders including Clarksons, the world’s largest shipbroker, and HD Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI), the world’s largest shipbuilder. HHI has recently received EMF orders for three 88,000 CBM Class LPG Dual Fuel LPG/Ammonia Carriers.  European Maritime Finance has also