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Cadwalader Partner Joshua Apfelroth to Moderate Capital Link Shipping Industry Panel

Sep 18, 2018

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Ron Brandsdorfer
New York
+1 212 504 6712
ron.brandsdorfer@cwt.com

Cadwalader partner Joshua Apfelroth will moderate a panel discussion focused on the current trends and latest developments affecting the shipping industry at the 11th Annual Capital Link Shipping & Marine Services Forum on September 25, 2018, in London.

The panel, titled “Game Changers & Future of the Shipping Industry,” will address regulations, technology, market forces and other crucial factors impacting the shipping industry. Mr. Apfelroth will be joined by:

  • Andreas Hadjipetrou, Managing Director, Columbia Shipmanagement
  • Dr. Anil Sharma, President & CEO, GMS
  • Frederick J. Kenney, Director of Legal and External Affairs, International Maritime Organization
  • Dr. Sadan Kaptanoglu, CEO, Kaptanoglu Shipping; President Designate, BIMCO
  • Clay Maitland, Founding Partner, NAMEPA; Chairman, NYMAR; Managing Partner, International Registries

Mr. Apfelroth regularly counsels shipping industry participants in a broad range of complex transactional matters, including with respect to M&A transactions, corporate governance, securities matters, financings, tender offers and joint ventures.

The 11th Annual Shipping & Marine Services Forum, being held in partnership with Fearnley Securities and in cooperation with the London Stock Exchange, provides investors a comprehensive review and current outlook of the various shipping markets and, in addition, covers topics of critical interest to industry participants, financiers and investors.

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