Arrow Shipbroking Group, founded in London in 1990, is one of the largest privately owned shipbroking groups worldwide. With its large client base and wide-ranging execution capabilities, Arrow is able to address all shipbroking requirements of its clients.
Arrow has a presence in 14 countries with offices in London, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Monaco, Singapore, Copenhagen, Athens, Sydney, Oslo, Tokyo, Seoul, Geneva, Dubai and Hamburg.
Arrow’s main area of activity is shipbroking. Its chartering brokers conclude thousands of spot and period dry cargo transactions annually as well as period tanker fixtures, while its sale & purchase brokers are active in newbuilding and second-hand markets, focusing principally on dry and wet sectors.
Arrow Futures’ experienced FFA broking team works closely with the group’s physical shipbroking desks globally to deliver both derivative and physical market expertise to the freight derivatives arena.
Arrow Capital assists shipowners with their financing requirements, ranging –among others– from classic first mortgage debt to mezzanine projects.
Arrow Valuations supplies owners, banks, insurance companies and other financial organisations with accurate and unbiased values across the main shipping sectors.
Arrow Research provides in-depth and up-to-date shipping market intelligence for better informed decision making.
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