While German shipowners, in particular, due to the banks' reservations and the collapse of the KG companies, have put their newbuildings on hold - or maintain very small orderbooks - New York-listed Seaspan is forging ahead as the world's largest so-called Non-Operating Owner (NOO).
Source: Alphaliner
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