Shipbrokers
A shipbroker acts as the intermediary between shipowners and charterers, or between buyers and sellers of ships, negotiating the fixture or the sale and earning a commission on the deal.
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Arrow Shipbroking
Independent shipbroking firm headquartered in London specializing in dry cargo chartering and S&P.
Braemar
Leading international shipbroking and advisory firm providing chartering, S&P, and consultancy services across dry cargo, tanker, offshore, and specialized markets.
BRS Group
Paris-based shipbroking group providing chartering, S&P, and research services in dry bulk, tanker, container, and gas markets.
Clarksons
World's leading shipbroker providing broking services across all shipping and offshore sectors including dry bulk, tanker, containers, gas, S&P, and newbuilding.
Fearnleys
Norwegian shipbroking firm with expertise in tanker, dry bulk, gas, and offshore markets.
Simpson Spence Young (SSY)
One of the world's oldest and largest shipbroking firms, specializing in tanker, dry bulk, gas, and offshore broking services.
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