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Imarex

Type
Futures exchange

Location
Oslo, Norway

Founded
2001

Owner
Imarex ASA

Key people
J. Herman W. Michelet (CEO)

Volume
USD 6,623 million/year

Website
www.imarex.com

The International Maritime Exchange or Imarex is an Oslo-based exchange for trading of maritime-related derivative contracts. It started trading tanker ocean freight futures contracts in 2001, followed by dry cargo freight futures contracts in 2002. All futures contracts are cleared by the Norwegian Futures and Options Clearing House (NOS). Imarex and NOS have merged and are both owned by Imarex ASA (formerly know as Imarex NOS).

External links

  • Official site

v • d • e

Ship chartering

Agreement types:

Voyage charter  · Time charter  · Bareboat charter  · Demise charter  · Affreightment

Charter-party members:

Ship-owner  · Ship-operator  · Ship-manager  · Ship-broker  · Charterer

Freight rates:

Worldscale

Freight derivatives:

Baltic Exchange  · Imarex  · Baltic Dry Index

Related topics:

Tramp trade  · Bill of lading

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Categories: All articles to be merged | Shipping management | Transport economics | Derivatives | Futures exchanges | Exchanges in Norway | Finance companies of Norway | Companies established in 2001Hidden category: Articles to be merged since August 2008


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