U.S. Economy’s Revival — Boosting Outlook for Business Aviation
In its most recent report on general aviation shipments, the General Aviation Manufacturers Association (GAMA) revealed some good news. Industry ...
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A Thin Line: How Dodd-Frank Defines, Affects Commercial & Consumer Transactions
It is clear and established that the Dodd-Frank Wall Street and Consumer Protection Act (P.L. 111-203, codified at 12 U.S.C. ...
FASB Leases Project Update: Two Decisions May Harm the Industry, One Will Help
The FASB discussed two major FASB-only issues at its meeting on August 27. The Board dealt with leveraged lease (LL) ...
Industry Executive Roundtable: Despite a Challenging Economy, Industry is in a Good Place
The changes in our economic environment are subtle. Little if anything happens in Washington these days, and a pending election ...
Franchise Finance: Still the Next Big Thing
When asked to write a piece about the franchise finance business, I began to reflect on what has been a ...
Rail Executive Roundtable: Railcar Leasing on the Rise
The first transcontinental railroad was completed in May 1869, marked by a ceremonial “last spike” at Promontory Summit in Utah. ...
Seamless Coordination: Rafkin Takes the Helm of Volvo Financial Services
The Volvo Group has grown from a series-manufactured car concept in mid-1920s Sweden to one of the world’s leading manufacturers ...
Commercial Finance M&A Market: More Sellers Come Out of the Woodwork, But Who Are the Right Buyers?
So far in 2014, the commercial finance merger and acquisition marketplace can be described as one in which more deals ...
When a Prospect Goes Dark: 9 Tips to Engage an Elusive Lessee
Tara had a $60,000 approval. She talked to the lessee once a week, keeping track of the documentation and waiting ...
Leading the Charge — DLL’s Stephenson Takes on Renewable Assets
Though Bill Stephenson, CEO and chairman of the executive board at De Lage Landen, has a list of accomplishments that ...
