Ship Finance Solutions

• Car Carriers
• Chemical Tankers
• Container Boxes / Intermodal Equipment
• Container Vessels
• Crude Tankers / Oil Tankers / Product Tankers
• Dry Bulk Vessels
• Gas Tankers 
• General Cargo Vessels
• Multi Purpose Vessels
• Ro-Ro Vessels

Applying for financing is simple and quick.
You can either directly apply via our ship financing application or contact one of our originators.

We will follow up on your financing request within in 1 week. 

The amount of financing for vessels or intermodal equipment can vary depending on several factors, such as the type, size and age of a vessel or asset.

Furthermore, as ship values have proven to be volatile, the LTV can vary depending on the position in the shipping cycle. 

The documents required for maritime financing can vary, but typically include financial statements, UBO identification, asset specifications, and other supporting documentation related to the borrower's financial standing and the vessel or asset being financed.

It may also require additional documentation related to the borrower's business operations, such as charter agreements or insurance policies.

• Amortization is tailored to the asset.
• Security is standard, including but not limited to first mortgage on assets, pledge on insurances, bankaccounts and shares.

The interest rate for ship financing or intermodal equipment financing can vary depending on several factors, including the size and tenor of the loan, and the leverage.

The application process involves several steps, including an indicative term sheet, the credit approval process, and the documentation phase.

The length of the application process can vary, but it generally takes 4-6 weeks to complete. 

The repayment terms for ship financing can vary depending on several factors, including the size, type and age of the vessel.

Generally, ship financing may have repayment terms ranging from 15 to 20 years.

To calculate the amount of financing that a borrower can qualify for, we typically use a loan-to-value (LTV) ratio. This ratio represents the percentage of the vessel's value that can be financed through the loan.

✔ Increase Fleet Capacity: Financing may enable you to expand your fleet capacity and increase your ability to take on new contracts or projects

✔ Applying retrofits: Modifications or upgrades of existing vessels to improve its performance, efficiency, safety and regulatory requirement compliance

✔ Reduced Capital Investment: Financing can reduce the amount of capital required upfront, freeing up cash for other investments or operational expenses

✔ Improved Cash Flow: With ship financing, you can spread out the cost of vessel ownership or intermodal equipment investments over time, helping to improve cash flow and manage cash flow fluctuations

✔ Flexible Financing Options: We offer flexible repayment terms, interest rates, and loan structures, customized to meet your specific needs

✔ Expert Guidance throughout the Process
We offer you a real partnership and our expertise to help you navigate complex financial issues

Asset Based Lending is a type of financing that is secured by a specific asset, such as a ship, or container box, and is the only type of financing we provide.

The collateral for the financing is the specific asset, such as a ship or container.  

Asset Based Lending can be provided in the form of a loan or a lease, and the terms of the financing depend on the value of the property to be financed and the creditworthiness of the applicant.