Strategies for Recovery in Lessee Bankruptcy

By Alexander Terras and LeAnn Pedersen Pope Spring 1985 The article examines a variety of techniques that can aid a lessor\'s recovery in the face of a Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceeding.

Microcomputers Coming of Age: 1982-1985

By Douglas D. Perez Spring 1985 The article examines the potential role of microcomputers in the equipment finance industry, describing their impact during the past three years.

History of Equipment Leasing

Management of a Captive Finance Company

By George B. Fargis, Jr. Winter 1984 The article offers a conceptual framework in which to examine issues that could cause conflict between a parent company and its captive finance subsidiary.

Lease Evaluation Models: Review, Analysis and Extensions

By James M. Johnson, Ph.D Winter 1984 This article highlights the similarities and differences among various lease/purchase models, and proposes a pragmatic resolution to the differences presented. It also determines that to which leasing should be compar

Equity Markets for Computer Leasing Transactions

By Stephen R. Harwood Winter 1984 The article discusses the current and future courses of equity for computer leasing transactions, considering structures, placement methods and the role of the various players.

Economic Substance in Leasing: Risk and Reward

Winter 1984 A panel discussion, sponsored by the American Association of Equipment Lessors.

Forecasting Residual Values

By Stephen Low Winter 1984 Regulatory, legislative, economic and technological uncertainties often make the residual value forecaster\'s job seem more of an art then a science. However, while these uncertainties demand generous measures of experience, ins

Summer 1984 - Full Issue

International Leasing: A Dynamic Industry Under Constraint By Lawrence M. Taylor, Jr., Esq. Summer 1984 The 90-Day ITC Window: Tailoring the Emperor\'s New Clause By Barry S. Marks, Esq. Summer 1984 Toward a New Understanding of Leveraged Lease Profitabil

Toward a New Understanding of Leveraged Lease Profitability

Toward a New Understanding of Leveraged Lease Profitability By Edward P. Brennan Summer 1984 Existing leveraged lease analytical methods and structuring techniques are premised upon the concept that a leveraged lease is a \"unitary\" opportunity. This con