Tuesday 26th November - 11:00 - 12:30

The maritime industry faces significant challenges in managing procurement, crew payroll, and cross-border financial operations. This roundtable, featuring industry leaders from Ebury, and ShipMoney, will explore how innovative digital solutions are transforming these critical processes. By leveraging these tools, maritime organisations are achieving greater efficiency, transparency, and security across their global operations.

Attendees will gain valuable insights into how these solutions streamline procurement, automate payment processing, and enhance crew payroll management. With a focus on reducing supply chain disruptions and improving supplier relationships, the discussion will highlight how digital platforms can address the complexities of the maritime supply chain.

The roundtable will also explore how these advancements contribute to better financial governance, support sustainable practices, and empower maritime companies to operate more efficiently in a global market. Participants will leave with a deeper understanding of how digital transformation is reshaping financial operations in the maritime industry.

Workshop Leaders : Princess Soriano, Account Manager, ShipMoney  

                                    Chris Welch , Director APAC, Ebury                                      

 ShipMoney is transforming how maritime companies handle crew payroll by offering a fully digital solution that eliminates the need for traditional cash-to-master (CtM) systems. Headquartered in Miami, ShipMoney’s innovative platform enables maritime companies to pay crew members instantly and securely, providing seafarers with immediate access to their wages through ATMs, online transactions, and global remittance services.

 Ebury is a global fintech leader, specialising in providing a full suite of cross-border payment, currency risk management, and trade finance solutions tailored to the maritime industry. With operations in more than 25 countries, Ebury enables maritime companies to handle the complexities of global finance, including multi-currency transactions, hedging against FX risks, and facilitating seamless international trade payments.