Financial Maritime Management (FMM) refers to the management and administration of financial activities in the maritime industry. The maritime industry encompasses a wide range of activities related to shipping, logistics, port operations, and marine services. FMM focuses on the financial aspects of these activities, including budgeting, accounting, financial analysis, risk management, and investment strategies specific to the maritime sector.
In the context of FMM, the financial management principles and practices are applied to maritime companies, shipping lines, port authorities, marine service providers, and other entities operating within the maritime industry. The primary goal of FMM is to ensure the efficient and effective use of financial resources, enhance profitability, and mitigate financial risks associated with maritime operations.
- Understand and apply financial management principles and analysis for investment purposes in shipping
- Demonstrate competence in Corporate Finance and Reporting, and make informed judgments in the operations, investment, and financing for shipping projects
- Appraise alternative sources of capital for shipping projects
- Understand and analyze banking operations relative to the issuance of private and public equity and debt.
- Ship Owners, CEOs, CFOs Managing Directors, Treasurers, Ship Operators, Port Operators Crew Managers, Ship Managers, Chartering Managers, Operations Managers
- Charterers, Shipbrokers, Accountants, Financial Analysts, Bankers, Shipping Fund Investors,
- Freight and Logistics Providers, Maritime Insurers
- Postgraduate students in the field of financial management