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Mon, Mar, 1 2010
FLA member business finance volumes in December totalled £1.5 billion (€1.7 billion), of which the large majority (£1.4 billion) related to small-medium ticket activities (below £20 million ticket size). Big ticket had a third very weak month in a row, with fourth-quarter volumes down 77 percent on the same period last year. Even the quarter end seemed to have little impact on December volumes, which were £1 million down on the previous month.
Mon, Feb, 1 2010
New business volumes of FLA business finance members were materially lower than in October – 25 percent down month-on-month for the market, excluding big ticket, and 20 percent down on a year-on-year basis.
Plimsoll’s top 22 trading partners in the UK leasing sector, as determined by sales growth and five indicators of financial strength: trading stability, profitability, working capital, gearing, and immediate liquidity.
Tue, Dec, 1 2009
Peter Hunt analyses market statistics for the year to 30 September 2009
Leasing Life, in collaboration with Tallon & Associates, publishes a monthly analysis of data on the demand for used assets. This month we look at changes in demand for plant and machinery
Sun, Nov, 1 2009
Peter Hunt analyses market statistics for the year to 31 August 2009
Wed, Oct, 14 2009
(Free) During the first nine months of this year, Polish leasing companies financed €3.2 billion of investments, a decrease of more than a third from last year’s figure of €5.1 billion.
Wed, Oct, 7 2009
(Free) UniCredit Leasing has once again come out on top of Leaseurope’s ranking of European leasing companies. The Italian lessor was followed by two French lessors, BNP Paribas Equipment Solutions and SG Equipment Finance.
Thu, Oct, 1 2009
July’s FLA business finance statistics showed a series of interesting developments, perhaps none more so than the headline volume. Some heart can be taken from the fact that at £1.5 billion (€1.7 billion), business finance volumes (excluding big ticket) were the highest since March’s quarter/ year end.
Margins are up in small-ticket leasing in the UK and on the continent, but so is bad debt. Also, as broker business declines, how exactly will business be sourced in the future?