TradeWinds Wavelength - a weekly shipping news show17 Jul

Should the mariner be the fall guy when shadow vessels break sanctions?

The ceasefire in the Middle East Gulf is over and Iranian forces appear to be attacking merchant vessels even further afield than previously. TradeWinds reporter Matt Coyne tells us how vessel traffic is responding.

Middle East Gulf tanker shuttle service slows as Iran-US trade blows

Three-quarters of ships in Strait of Hormuz go dark as missiles rain down

The master of a dark fleet tanker is being criminally prosecuted in London for breaching UK sanctions on Russia – the first case of its kind. TradeWinds' Paul Peachey is back from the courtroom with this report.

Captain of shadow fleet tanker seized in the Mediterranean released by France

All the cool stuff comes out of Copenhagen these days – including maritime finance. TradeWinds' Nordic finance lead Jonas Walgard is back from Denmark to tell us how the sector is evolving, with remarks from Danish Ship Finance CEO Kristian Skovmand.

Zeaside Capital targets bigger tankers as platform strategy takes shape

Newbuildings and new customers to drive ‘solid growth’, says Nordea global shipping boss

And MPC Container Ships is getting into bigger boxships. Ian Lewis speaks to CEO Constantin Baack about what that means for the firm.

Production and host: Holly Birkett.

Additional reporting: Matt Coyne, Paul Peachey, Jonas Walsgard, Ian Lewis and Yannick Guerry.

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The Trafigura VLCC IPO

In this week’s podcast:Trafigura is bringing its VLCC tanker division, now called Volare Shipping, to the Oslo Stock Exchange with a planned IPO.Lucy Hine joins host Craig Eason to talk through the li...

25 Sep 29min

Riding shipping's highest-ever rate wave

In this week's Wavelength podcast.The spoils of war are revealed as listed shipping companies announce profits and dividends as charter rates continue to climb skywards.Any Pierce talks to host Craig ...

18 Sep 28min

The Gulf crisis could be so much worse

This week's podcast comes from Oslo OCean Days where regional and international shipowners convened to talk about the Gulf situation, market disruption and optimism about international talks to find a...

11 Sep 27min

Can the IMO do more for shipping in the Gulf?

In this episode:Hard talk from Arsenio Dominguez as 6,000 seafarers remain trapped in the Gulf as resolutions over Hormuz wanes.The conversation was part of the recent TradeWinds Shipowner Forum Hambu...

4 Sep 31min

Getting under the lid of German shipowning

In this week's episode:As the shipping industry descends on Hamburg for the week, Ian Lewis discusses the shape of Germany's shipowning community and what lessons it has learned.Read more: Can Hapag-L...

28 Aug 36min

Mutiny and fear in the Gulf

In this week's podcast:The number of fatalities and injuries in attacks on shipping increases as warring factions ignore calls to stop attacks on innocent seafarers.Fears lead captain and crew on one ...

21 Aug 23min

Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd bosses disagree on structural change

In this episode:Maersk and Hapag Lloyd published bumper second quarter results over the last week. But the news focused on whether liner trades are facing a structural shift due to non-shipping relate...

14 Aug 28min

Chokepoint tolls - The spread of a bad idea

In this week’s episode:Shipowner groups implore the United Nations and the International Maritime Organization to stop Iran from imposing a toll on vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz and point to...

7 Aug 32min