Products

• 1994 Industry Future Council Report

  Spring 1994 issue
  
  The drivers are all positive into 1996, say these leasing experts of the Equipment Leasing Association of America.

  Free ($10.00 )

• Aircraft as an Investment Opportunity

  By Donald P. Schenk
  Fall 1994 Issue
  
  Fundamental changes in the airline and financial services industries over the past few years are creating an exceptional investment opportunity for aircraft lessors.

  Free ($10.00 )

• Can Public Funds Make Sense?

  By Stephen R. Harwood
  Spring 1994 Issue
  
  If all the requirements can be met, public leasing programs can present an attractive source of funding for leasing companies-and an attractive investment
  option for individuals.

  Free ($10.00 )

• Knowledge-Based Systems for Better Leasing Decisions

  by David T. Kresge
  Fall 1994 issue
  
  For small-ticket leases, there is a critical need for a decision process that controls risk-but at a cost low enough to still provide a reasonable return. Now there are techniques that convert the raw data into reliable knowledge.

  Free ($10.00 )

• Octagon Gas: When a Sale Isn't a Sale

  By David Sislowski, Esq.
  Spring 1994 Issue
  
  An errant holding of the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals in Octagon Gas may
  present lessors with an unpleasant surprise.

  Free ($10.00 )

• Securitization: The Wave of the Future (and Present)

  By Bruce Lundy, Robert Pinkerton and Martha Louise Armstrong
  Fall 1994 Issue
  
  The market for lease receivables securitization will grow and mature in ways similar to other widely accepted asset securitization classes.

  Free ($10.00 )

• The Resurgence of Synthetic Leases

  by Michael G. Robinson and Arnold G. Gough Jr.
  Fall 1994 issue
  
  This is the first of two installments on the resurgence of synthetic leases, sometimes called off-balance sheet loans. Part one addresses the basic accounting rules and focuses on the applicable tax issues.

  Free ($10.00 )

• Valuation of Independent Power Plant Lease Transactions

  By Richard K. Ellsworth
  Spring 1994 Issue
  
  Independent power production facilities are being developed in the United
  States to meet the increasing demand for electrical power. For a portion of these
  facilities, leasing is attractive as a financing structure.

  Free ($10.00 )