Book : The Shipping Man - Matthew Mccleery

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When restless New York City hedge fund manager Robert Fairchild watches the Baltic Dry Cargo Index plunge 97%, registering an all-time high and a 25-year low within the span of just six months, he decides to buy a ship. Immediately fantasizing about naming a vessel after his wife, carrying a string of worry beads and being able to introduce himself as a shipowner at his upcoming college reunion, Fairchild immediately embarks on an odyssey into the most exclusive, glamorous and high stakes business in the world. From pirates off the coast of Somalia and on Wall Street to Greek and Norwegian shipping magnates, the education of Robert Fairchild is an expensive one. In the end, he loses his hedge fund, but he gains a life - as a Shipping Man. Part fast paced financial thriller, part ship finance text book, The Shipping Man is 310 pages of required reading for anyone with an interest in capital formation for shipping. Review The fictional Robert Fairchild is one of the hottest names on Wall Street. Hes the hero of the 2011 novel The Shipping Man, a New York hedge fund manager who becomes so captivated by wild swings in freight rates that he buys a dry-cargo carrier and sets off on an adventure leading to run-ins with Somali pirates and Greek tycoons. - BloombergThe Shipping Man is a novel by Matthew McCleery is about the dramatic world of shipowners and finance...Set at the intersection of finance and the high seas...its simply a great read. - gCaptain, Contributor, Forbes.The Shipping Man brought home the game of shipping in spades. I am still laughing about the picture McCleery has painted as it matches a lot of my own experiences. I am 72 and seen a lot of games, too. - Seymour Schulich, O.C.I resembled Robert Fairchild during my New York incarnation. The book is just phenomenal and had me splitting my sides at various points. Ive already ordered copies for all my shipping friends. Guy Spier, Managing Partner, Aquamarine Capital ManagementIt is very hard to marry entertainment with education - especially in the world of finance and shipping, but McCleery succeeds spectacularly in doing so. - Mohnish Pabrai, Managing Partner, Pabrai Investment Funds From the Author A billionaire even read it and said he identified so much with Robert Fairchild that he hired me to sell his dry cargo ships. When people ask if theres money in publishing, I think of that deal and smile. From the Back Cover When restless New York City hedge fund manager Robert Fairchild watches the Baltic Dry Cargo Index plunge 97%, registering an all-time high and a 25-year low within the span of just six months, he decides to buy a ship. Immediately fantasizing about naming a vessel after his wife, carrying a string of worry beads and being able to introduce himself as a shipowner at his upcoming college reunion, Fairchild immediately embarks on an odyssey into the most exclusive, glamorous and high stakes business in the world. From pirates off the coast of Somalia and on Wall Street to Greek and Norwegian shipping magnates, the education of Robert Fairchild is an expensive one. In the end, he loses his hedge fund, but he gains a life - as a Shipping Man. Part fast paced financial thriller, part ship finance text book, The Shipping Man is 310 pages of required reading for anyone with an interest in capital formation for shipping. About the Author Matthew McCleery is a specialist in the business of ship financing. He joined Marine Money International in 1997 as Managing Editor and has been its President since 1999. Mr. McCleery also currently serves as Managing Director of Blue Sea Capital, Inc., where he has advised on numerous shipping transactions. He has been a member of the Board of Directors of two NASDAQ-listed international shipping companies. Mr. McCleery is the author of The Shipping Man and Viking Raid, novels about a hedge fund managers adventures in the intern
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