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An Introduction to Bunker Credit Risk

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An Introduction to Bunker Credit Risk is an essential tool for all those responsible for making credit decisions and assessing counterparty risk when buying or selling marine fuels.
ISBN: 9780954809751
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Author: Adam Dupre

Published: 2010

This fully revised edition of the best-selling An Introduction to Bunkering reflects the important changes to bunker regulations, legislation, terminology and standards – including the ISO 8217:2012 marine fuels standard.

Written by Nigel Draffin, acknowledged bunker industry expert and former Chairman of the International Bunker Industry Association (IBIA), this book is a highly respected and invaluable introduction to the bunker industry. It provides clear answers to complicated questions and its useful, up-to-date data and illustrations will help anyone in the maritime industry to understand exactly what bunkering is all about.

The information in this edition is just as relevant to vessel charterers, ship operators, marine lawyers and port agents as it is to buyers and sellers of marine fuel.

Author: Adam Dupre

Published: 2010

This fully revised edition of the best-selling An Introduction to Bunkering reflects the important changes to bunker regulations, legislation, terminology and standards – including the ISO 8217:2012 marine fuels standard.

Written by Nigel Draffin, acknowledged bunker industry expert and former Chairman of the International Bunker Industry Association (IBIA), this book is a highly respected and invaluable introduction to the bunker industry. It provides clear answers to complicated questions and its useful, up-to-date data and illustrations will help anyone in the maritime industry to understand exactly what bunkering is all about.

The information in this edition is just as relevant to vessel charterers, ship operators, marine lawyers and port agents as it is to buyers and sellers of marine fuel.

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