Going Public: A Primer

Going Public: A Primer By Robert P. Rinek Spring 1989 What are the requirements, advantages and costs of taking a leasing company public? How do investment bankers value leasing companies? This article explains some important factors to consider.

Equity Investors: Choosing Between Lease and Partnership Structures

Equity Investors: Choosing Between Lease and Partnership Structures By Jacob J. Worenklein, Esq. Spring 1989 Limited partnerships have become increasingly popular. Here they are compared with leveraged lease structures from the perspective of the equity i

The Role of MIS In a Leasing Organization

The Role of MIS In a Leasing Organization By American Association of Equipment Lessors Spring 1989 The management information system function is highly visible and affects the overall performance of the leasing company. This AAEL survey examined attitudes

Using Yen-Denominated Debt in Leveraged Lease Transactions

Using Yen-Denominated Debt in Leveraged Lease Transactions By Keith G. McWalter Summer 1988 The special ramifications of dual-currency leases are explored. This article tells how to take advantage of low-cost yen funds within the bounds of the traditional

Alternative Minimum Tax Implications for Lease/Buy Analysis

Alternative Minimum Tax Implications for Lease/Buy Analysis By James M. Johnson and Carl B.McGowan, Jr. Summer 1988 AMT scenarios which commence immediately are examined; two very different financings - a 20-year aircraft and five-year computer financing

Vessel Leasing: Potential Liabilities for the Unsuspecting Lessor

Vessel Leasing: Potential Liabilities for the Unsuspecting Lessor By Terence A. McGinnis Summer 1988 Greater risks in vessel leasing can be allocated to the charterer and third party insurers if the charter agreement is carefully drafted and appropriate i

Three Years and Beyond: 1988 Industry Future Council Reports Latest Trends

Three Years and Beyond: 1988 Industry Future Council Reports Latest Trends Summer 1988 Amid current uncertainty some trends are visible: consolidation, globalization of financial markets; resurging industrial development; specialization and increasing sop

Winter 1988 - Full Issue

The Benefits and Dangers of Written and Unwritten Preliminary Agreements By Robert D.Strauss, Esq. Winter 1988 The Nonrecourse Financing Exception of the New Section 861 Treasury Regulations By Bruce D. Garrison, Esq. Winter 1988 Opportunities for Telecom

The Benefits and Dangers of Written and Unwritten Preliminary Agreements

The Benefits and Dangers of Written and Unwritten Preliminary Agreements By Robert D.Strauss,Esq. Winter 1988 Before the lease agreement is drawn up, there can be any number of preliminary agreements. They should be treated with the same care as any legal

The Nonrecourse Financing Exception of the New Section 861 Treasury Regulations

The Nonrecourse Financing Exception of the New Section 861 Treasury Regulations By Bruce D. Garrison, Esq. Winter 1988 Internal Revenue Code Section 861 contains temporary and proposed regulations affecting the rules for allocating interest expense deduct