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021. Международная лизинговая энциклопедия. The International Leasing Encyclopedia by Steven Gilyeart. / Documentation / Because of the expansiveness of this general topic, Documentation has its own Table of Contents
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Lease Documentation Table of Contents
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022. Международная лизинговая энциклопедия. The International Leasing Encyclopedia by Steven Gilyeart. / Equipment Markets / Top 25 Countries for US Exports of Construction Equipment (1996-1997)
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The Top 25 Countries for US Exports of Construction Equipment--1996-1997 ( in US$ millions; US Census Bureau Statistics)
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023. Международная лизинговая энциклопедия. The International Leasing Encyclopedia by Steven Gilyeart. / Finance in General / Software Financing (Part 1) by Jeffrey J. Wong, Esq., Cooper, White and Cooper, San Francisco
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Introduction Software financing transactions involve multiple parties. There is the financier who finances the software license fees or may be the licensee of the software. There will also be a software developer and/or vendor ("licensor") who is the licensor of the software and the licensee or sublicensee of the software ("licensee"). . .
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024. Международная лизинговая энциклопедия. The International Leasing Encyclopedia by Steven Gilyeart. / Finance in General / Software Financing (Part 2)--Minimizing Financier's Risks and Financier's Relationship With the Licensor by Jeffrey J. Wong, Esq., Cooper, White and Cooper, San Francisco
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25 May 1999. Since the financing of software is no longer a mere afterthought in computer hardware transactions, it requires a separate and distinct analysis. As countries such as the United States produce more services than goods, it is becoming apparent that software is not just a driving force within the service industries, increasingly it is the service. . .
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025. Международная лизинговая энциклопедия. The International Leasing Encyclopedia by Steven Gilyeart. / Insurance / Export Credit Insurance: An Effective Marketing and Financing Tool by Gary Mendell, Meridian Finance Group
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Cash in advance and letters of credit are not longer competitive terms in the international marketplace. Buyers in Western Europe and the Pacific Rim, accustomed to purchasing on open account credit terms from their suppliers, may expect the same consideration from your company. Customers in the emerging markets of Asia, Latin American, Africa, and other regions may be facing scarce capital and high interest rates, making it difficult or impossible to order your products without credit terms. . .
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026. Международная лизинговая энциклопедия. The International Leasing Encyclopedia by Steven Gilyeart. / Insurance / Residual Value Insurance: What is it? by Thomas Orofino, RVI Associates, LP
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RVI Associates of Westport CT. (ph: 1.203.227.7080) is responsible for the marketing and product design of residual value insurance and other asset based enhancement products and services worldwide. Orofino's background includes senior management positions with Diamond Lease (USA), Bank of America and American Finance Group. He is a graduate of Villanova University where he earned his BA in Economics. . .
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027. Международная лизинговая энциклопедия. The International Leasing Encyclopedia by Steven Gilyeart. / Law / Legal Systems of the World by Steven Gilyeart
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Civil Law. Civil law systems, sometimes referred to as "Continental Law" are the most pervasive worldwide. Based on the principles of Roman law as further developed through German, Dutch and French influence (such as the Napoleanic Code), civil law systems are found not only in Europe but also where the colonial powers of Continental Europe had colonies: Latin America (Spain), Brazil (Portugal), Francophone Africa and Southeast Asia (France), Indonesia (Dutch) and elsewhere in the Near and Far East. . .
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028. Международная лизинговая энциклопедия. The International Leasing Encyclopedia by Steven Gilyeart. / Law / Repossession From an International Perspective by Steven Gilyeart
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One of the reasons financial leasing has been so successful is the stronger set of rights and protections provided the lessor as the owner of the leased asset compared to the rights and protections given the traditional bank lender who takes an interest in collateral, whether by non-possessory pledge, chattel mortgage or security interest. Just how much stronger those rights are depends upon a number of factors, including not only the provisions in the law, but the judicial environment of the country, the terms in the lease contract and the culture of the marketplace. This article will examine some of those aspects. . .
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029. Международная лизинговая энциклопедия. The International Leasing Encyclopedia by Steven Gilyeart. / Law / Belgium / Belgium's Royal Decree No. 55 on Financial Leasing.
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Article 1. Financial rent or leasing is characterized as follows: The equipment is used by the lessee exclusively for professional purposes; The property shall be purchased by the lessor specifically for renting in accordance with specifications of the future lessee; The term of a lease according to the contract shall correspond with estimated useful life of the equipment; The rentals shall be set up so that the leased equipment would have been depreciated by the end of the lease term; The contract shall provide for the right of the lessee to acquire equipment at the end of the lease term for the price specified in the contract, which shall correspond with the estimated residual value of the equipment. . .
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030. Международная лизинговая энциклопедия. The International Leasing Encyclopedia by Steven Gilyeart. / Law / Canada / Following Your Vendor To Canada by Jonathan Fleisher, Grasset|Fleisher, Toronto.
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With the advent of increased globalization new challenges are being placed on commercial finance companies that utilize vendor programs. Vendors are increasingly making it a condition of doing business that the finance company fund international transactions. The challenge for companies that are less international in scope is to meet this requirement. Typically, a U.S. vendor's first foray into international markets is Canada. . .
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