CPP Broker – Singapore

CPP Tanker Broker – Singapore
 
A well-established, international shipbroking house with a global network of offices are seeking a motivated and commercially-minded CPP Tanker Broker to join their Singapore desk. 
 
The role focuses on the chartering and fixing of Clean Petroleum Product tankers, covering vessels ranging from MRs to LR1/LR2, and involves close daily interaction with owners, charterers, and traders across the Asia-Pacific and global markets.
 
This role is well suited to a broker with a solid grounding in tanker chartering who is ready to build out their own client relationships and take greater ownership of fixtures.

Key Responsibilities

• Manage day-to-day chartering activity for CPP tankers, matching cargo enquiries with suitable tonnage.
• Build and maintain strong relationships with shipowners, charterers, oil majors, traders, and other brokers in the CPP market.
• Negotiate freight rates, laycans, and charter party terms on behalf of clients, working towards successful fixtures.
• Monitor vessel positions, cargo flows, and market rates across key CPP trade routes.
• Prepare and circulate fixture reports, position lists, and market updates to clients and internal teams.
• Liaise with post-fixture and operations teams to ensure smooth handover and execution of fixed voyages. 
• Keep abreast of freight market trends, refinery activity, product arbitrage, and geopolitical developments affecting CPP trade flows.
• Support senior brokers on larger or more complex fixtures and contribute to the growth of the desk’s client base.
• Maintain accurate and up-to-date records of enquiries, offers, and fixtures in internal systems.
• Represent the company professionally in client meetings, market functions, and industry events.

Experience & Qualifications

• 3-5 years of experience in tanker chartering/broking, with direct exposure to the CPP (clean products) sector.
• Solid understanding of tanker market fundamentals, vessel types and standard charter party terms.
• Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field (Shipping, Maritime Business, Economics, Business, or similar) preferred but not essential given relevant experience.
• Familiarity with key CPP trade routes and market dynamics in Asia-Pacific and globally.