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ARTICLE · 12 NOVEMBER 2018

Bermuda To Oslo (And Beyond?): Still An Attractive Route To Growth

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Bermuda has long been a jurisdiction of choice for ship owners and investors in ship owning structures.

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The last five years have seen several shipping and shipping- related companies incorporate in Bermuda and go on to list on the Oslo Stock Exchange. A key step along the route for a number of them has been the use of the Norwegian over-the-counter market as a fast-track way to access fresh capital. Avance Gas, Flex LNG, and Borr Drilling all took this route prior to an Oslo listing, whilst GoodBulk and 2020 Bulkers listed on Norway's OTC just last year, highlighting the enduring appeal of the Bermuda-Oslo nexus.

Bermuda Incorporation

Bermuda has long been a jurisdiction of choice for ship owners and investors in shipowning structures. As an island nation, shipping is part of Bermuda's heritage and it has a thriving and respected ship registry — a Category One member of the prestigious Red Ensign Group — which presently boasts 160 commercial ships grossing over 11 million tonnes.

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