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Fortunately ships do have some intrinsic value, but in the context of the industry’s financial structures agreeing the value in such a way that all participants in a transaction, company or vessel agree is a challenge. Marine Money’s January 2012 issue, the first of our 25th anniversary year, uses the metaphor of reconstructing or rebuilding a house, to get at the myriad of ways to set about the process of once again positioning the industry for the cyclical growth we know will come. From Wilbur Ross’ own spirited view on investing in the industry to the collection of strategies and proven tools to rebuild, expressed in the words of the best practitioners at work today, the issue is dedicated to your success.



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Relied upon by owners, financiers, ship managers, brokers, lawyers and accountants for the past 25 years, Marine Money bridges the gap between ship owners and the shipping finance community. It provides in-depth analysis of the last deals, including structures, pricing and financing techniques used, as well as details on the lenders, principals and investors involved. Our staff is in the market every day gathering information on everything from single ship transactions to capital markets possibilities on behalf of our readers.

The magazine also frequently features the ′Blue Pages′, a quick reference guide to most major ship finance transactions that are pending or have been completed in the last 12 months, including pricing, term, tenor, and structure. The “Blue Pages” also include a concise and accurate guide for those keeping abreast of syndicated and bilateral loans, partnerships, public and private debt and equity, securitizations, and/or mergers and acquisitions.