New Singapore office for Global Risk Management

Tue 8 Jul 2014, 14:27 GMT

New Singapore office for Global Risk Management

Global Risk Management moves to new office premises in Singapore.

A/S Global Risk Management has announced that it has moved to new office premises in Singapore as of 1 July.

The Singapore branch was established 5 years ago and is headed by Adam Hashidy [pictured], Sales Director, Head of Asia Pacific.

"Since the start up, the office has experienced steady growth and in the last few years has added an increasing number of clients in Singapore and around Asia wishing to lock in their fuel price exposure," the company said.

"The central location - Singapore being the main transport hub in the area - makes our presence in the area of vital importance," commented Global Risk Management's Managing Director Hans Erik Christensen.

Global Risk Management forms part of United Shipping & Trading Company group.

The new office address is as follows:

Global Risk Management
8 Shenton Way #49-01, AXA Tower
Singapore 068811

Change of premises Singapore Singapore (SG)


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