Meet the Speakers of the 2nd CSN Greece Shipping Debate – Stefanos Fragos – Allied Shipbroking

February 24, 2026

Cyprus Shipping News is delighted to announce Stefanos Fragos, CEO of Allied Shipbroking as a speaker at the 2nd CSN Greece Shipping Debate, “Shipping Through Times of Turbulence and Innovation.”

📍 Goulandris Natural History Museum, Kifissia, Athens
📅 26 February 2026 | ⏰ 16:00–19:00

For more information and to register, please visit:
https://cyprusshippingevents.com/2nd-csn-greece-current-shipping-affairs-debate/

Stefanos Fragos serves as the CEO of Allied Shipbroking since February 2025.  He brings over two decades of experience in ship financing, having held key leadership roles across traditional banking and fintech institutions lending in shipping.

Prior to joining Allied, Stefanos led the corporate finance advisory business in Greece for a major international ship borking institution, where he was responsible for developing financing options for a diverse range of shipowners mainly based in Greece.

Earlier in his career, Stefanos established and headed the ship lending business of a US-based financial technology platform supporting small to mid-sized shipowners.

Stefanos’ expertise in ship finance was developed during an 18-year tenure at a leading German ship finance bank. During the final five years of this period, he was responsible for originating and managing a diversified portfolio of term loans for internationally renowned shipowners.

Stefanos holds a BSc and MSc in Marine Engineering from the University of Newcastle upon Tyne, and an MSc in Shipping Trade & Finance from BAYES Business School.

 

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