A recurring theme in recent months has been equity capital raising, which has seen one of the busiest periods in the past five years. Companies: Pelagic Credit, Okeanis Eco Tankers’, International Seaways, Clarksons Research, Genco, Bruton, Capital Tankers

Despite favorable issuing conditions for most shipowners, Nordic bond activity has lagged comparatively to prior years—at least amongst core shipping sectors. Companies: Paratus Energy , Arctic Securities, DNB Carnegie, Pareto Securities, ABG Sundal Collier, Fearnley Securities, Fontis Finance, Seagems, Petrobas

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At the upcoming Marine Money Week, we have a session entitled “A World of Alternatives for Ship Finance,” offering yet another illustration of just how many funding sources are available to CFOs. Companies: Arkas Holding, World Bank Group, International Finance Corporation, Marport Liman, Emirates NBD , ILX Fund, Asian Development Bank (ADB), Deutsche Investitions- und Entwicklungsgesellschaft mbH (DEG).

This week, Scorpio may not be the only major tanker owner looking to capitalize on its shares. International Seaways filed a Form S-3, enabling the company to potentially sell up to $200 million in new shares with BTIG, B. Riley Securities, Clarksons Securities, and Fearnley Securities as sales agents.

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If you have checked out our recent Deals of the Year issue, you probably recognized the 007 cover image and the title “Bonds.” Copmpanies: Contships, International Seaways, Empresa Naviera Elcano (ENE), Eurofin Group, Fearnley Securities, Arctic Securities

As we have previously discussed, not many shipping companies can better represent the story of deleveraging in recent years than Scorpio Tankers. Companies: Scorpio Tankers, Bank of America

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