Bunker risk management strategies in liner shipping companies part III : financial instruments to reduce bunker price risk

The increasing bunker price pressure resulted in the liner shipping industry seeking alternatives to mitigate bunker price risk by looking into non-core competencies such as financial hedging. However, there is generally a lack of research into how liner shipping companies can make use of hedging in...

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Main Author: Yeo, Edmund Wen Jie.
Other Authors: Teo Chee Chong
Format: Final Year Project
Language:English
Published: 2012
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-492012023-03-03T17:23:57Z Bunker risk management strategies in liner shipping companies part III : financial instruments to reduce bunker price risk Yeo, Edmund Wen Jie. Teo Chee Chong School of Civil and Environmental Engineering DRNTU::Engineering::Maritime studies::Maritime management and business The increasing bunker price pressure resulted in the liner shipping industry seeking alternatives to mitigate bunker price risk by looking into non-core competencies such as financial hedging. However, there is generally a lack of research into how liner shipping companies can make use of hedging instruments effectively. This report compared bunker futures and forwards; reviewed the current bunker futures market; and studied the effectiveness of bunker futures and crude oil futures in intercontinental liner trade. The results showed that bunker futures hold certain advantages that forwards cannot provide but suffer from weaknesses due to the lack of market interest. Bachelor of Science (Maritime Studies) 2012-05-16T01:21:22Z 2012-05-16T01:21:22Z 2012 2012 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/49201 en Nanyang Technological University 45 p. application/pdf
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Yeo, Edmund Wen Jie.
Bunker risk management strategies in liner shipping companies part III : financial instruments to reduce bunker price risk
description The increasing bunker price pressure resulted in the liner shipping industry seeking alternatives to mitigate bunker price risk by looking into non-core competencies such as financial hedging. However, there is generally a lack of research into how liner shipping companies can make use of hedging instruments effectively. This report compared bunker futures and forwards; reviewed the current bunker futures market; and studied the effectiveness of bunker futures and crude oil futures in intercontinental liner trade. The results showed that bunker futures hold certain advantages that forwards cannot provide but suffer from weaknesses due to the lack of market interest.
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title Bunker risk management strategies in liner shipping companies part III : financial instruments to reduce bunker price risk
title_short Bunker risk management strategies in liner shipping companies part III : financial instruments to reduce bunker price risk
title_full Bunker risk management strategies in liner shipping companies part III : financial instruments to reduce bunker price risk
title_fullStr Bunker risk management strategies in liner shipping companies part III : financial instruments to reduce bunker price risk
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