Torm and Hafnia are investor hunting on Park Ave

Over the next few days, basically every living entity in tanker carriers and potential investors will meet in New York at an event oddly reminiscent of speed-dating. The equity funds on Park Avenue are immensely popular right now, and carriers such as Torm and Hafnia are itching for an IPO.
Photo: Mark Lennihan
Photo: Mark Lennihan
BY TOMAS KRISTIANSEN AND OLE ANDERSEN

When Marine Money opens the doors at The Pierre Hotel in New York tomorrow, Tuesday, the event will mark the 29th version of what is best described as the world's largest speed-dating service for carriers – particularly tanker carriers – and investors. But this year, the lobby and the hotel hallways will be even busier than usual as interesting deals are signed between carriers and equity funds. Although part of the event is about the many presentations and panel debates taking place in the Grand Ballroom,  the event also involves meetings in the smaller, adjacent rooms – meetings which can end with signed deals for funding or other types of support for budding plans.

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