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Lease finance in industrial markets

Managerial and Decision Economics, 1980
AbstractFinancial leasing is being used increasingly to acquire items of industrial equipment where use is more crucial than ownership. Its advantages over traditional forms of finance are straightforward and to a large degree appear to be based on the utilization of a cost advantage deriving from the fiscal system.
J. F. Lowe, E. J. Morgan, C. R. Tomkins
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Leasing as a Method of Financing

2003
Many assets can be purchased or leased. If they are purchased they must be financed by one of the methods of raising capital that have been discussed. If they are leased, leasing is a method of financing. Unfortunately, computing the after tax cost of leasing so that it is comparable to the cost of buying is complex with several pitfalls.
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Leasing and the Allocation Efficiency of Finance

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2022
Weiwei Hu, Kai Li, Yiming Xu
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Cross-Border Lease Financing with Japanese Leveraged Leases

The Journal of Structured Finance, 2008
This article analyzes Japanese leveraged leases (JLLs), which have been growing in importance as a method of financing numerous types of assets. JLLs were temporarily placed on hold in response to the 2005 tax reforms, but are about to experience resurgence after a recent tax amendment.
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Vehicle Acquisitions: Leasing or Financing?

Journal of Consumer Affairs, 2005
In this study, we investigate household vehicle leasing versus financing behavior using the Interview Survey Portions of the 2001 Consumer Expenditure Survey. Two research questions are addressed in this study: (1) What are the demographics of those who lease as opposed to those who finance, and (2) What are the major factors affecting a consumer's ...
JESSIE X. FAN, JOHN R. BURTON
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Financing strategies for leasing companies [PDF]

Romanian Economic and Business Review, 2007
The paper describes the financing sources for the leasing companies (self – financing, capital increases, loans, venture capital, etc). Most of the times, these sources can be combined in an efficient way that leads to the minimum cost of financing. This is recommended when the most efficient financing instrument cannot cover the entire investment need.
Razvan Mustea, Ovidiu Folcut
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Lease Financing and Corporate Governance

Financial Review, 2008
AbstractLease financing is a well‐recognized mechanism for reducing the agency costs of debt. This study examines whether firms that attempt to control the agency costs of equity through strong governance structures, including Chief Executive Officer compensation alignment and board structure, are more likely to use an agency cost reducing debt ...
Sara H. Robicheaux, Xudong Fu, James A. Ligon   +2 more
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Lease Financing

1988
Peter Lusztig, Bernhard Schwab
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Finance and leasing: complement or disruption?

2004
This report gives the results of an investigation into car finance and leasing companies, carried out by the ICDP team during ...
BUZZAVO, Leonardo, BOZON L.
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LEASING IN FINANCING ECONOMIC GROWTH

Экономика и предпринимательство
В статье раскрываются особенности лизингового сектора финансового рынка, финансовые основы взаимодействия его участников. Исследуются тенденции развития лизинга в инвестировании производственной и социальной сферы российской экономики. The article reveals the ...
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