Rising investor confidence in the shipping industry spreads

Rising investor confidence in the shipping industry spreads 

According to the latest Shipping Confidence Survey from international accountant and shipping consultant Moore Stephens, the shipping industry is the most confident it has been, in more than two years. Throughout North America, Europe and Asia, the shipping manager, tenants and brokers, a recent survey showed that the expected increase in freight rates have improved over the next 12 months, especially in the dry bulk sector. This suggests that the worst may exceed the current shipping period and confidence is slowly build up within the industry. 

Analysts believe that 2013 will be a critical moment in determining who will be able to benefit from the global shipping market upswing. Most transport companies, they have the ability to prosper in the coming year / s will depend on the attitude of banks and investors' growing confidence. And, although there is the beginning of a reliable industry clear signs of recovery, there is a mixed reaction from any traditional financial resources for the new investment possibilities; banking industry. Although this is seen as troubled by some experts believe that most analysts believe the investment community from seeking significant return on investment interest, looks far more promising. 

"There could be a measurable end of 2013, in the shipping industry improved, but the bank will work with us, I doubt it." - Shipping consultant Moore Stephens 

Since the introduction of the global financial crisis, the banking regulatory agencies and stakeholders, under increasing pressure to increase its capital base and gain more mobility. As you can imagine, this has an adverse effect, the world's shipping industry financing. With that being said, in Asia and North America Moore Stephens survey respondents said that the main investment lending from the banking sector in the next 12 months, or a significant development, (in their hearts), it is not Great possible. 

With some international respondents admitted that banks in this area to reduce the role of innovation in the capital, the contribution from private investors increasingly important to encourage and promote the growth and development of the global shipping industry.Without attracting investment capital from investments sector, the lack of available finance will certainly limit the potential of the great innovations transportation improvements and projects, from the "get off the ground." from investing in new port technology, with greater investment in vessels and shipping containers, the industry is Their confidence in the future, be more than happy to provide profit opportunities for private investors, especially if the banks do not share their faith, and continue to put them away.