Braemar ACM can save more than expected
The creation of the new, big shipbroking firm Braemar ACM paves the way for even bigger efficiencies and savings, according to the company's interim report for the first six months.
BY TOMAS KRISTIANSEN
After the merger between the two shipbroking firms Braemar and ACM was completed and finalized in July of this year, the first half-year report shows that the merger of the two London-based brokers came at a cost, though the report also indicates that there are bigger efficiencies in store than originally expected.
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