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By Itzhak Ben-David and James Schallheim September 2006 This study looks at the suggestion that default response may be an important differentiating factor between Captive and Non-captive lessors. A better understanding of how lessors respond to default could help increase efficiency in the equipment finance market. Not only would market participants know better how to react to default themselves by knowing how other institutions behave under similar situations; knowledge of a leasing company\'s specialization in core assets and its accompanying default remedies could help other lessors target their market niche(s). The Foundation expresses appreciation to Paynet for providing the data to make this study possible. http://www.leasefoundation.org/SDLT/

By Itzhak Ben-David and James Schallheim September 2006 This study looks at the suggestion that default response may be an important differentiating factor between Captive and Non-captive lessors. A better understanding of how lessors respond to default c