Financing

Ship Finance in Asia

Editor
March 12, 2018

Typically Asian banks supported local owners. This is still predominant in Singapore, Japan and Taiwan and common in China. Terms offered cannot be matched by international shipping finance. But Asian banks were not active on the global scene…

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Ship Finance in Asia

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