Publications Index

(24/7 Wall Street, London, 9 December 2014) Boeing on Tuesday morning released its 2015 aircraft finance market outlook. The headline number is $124 billion and the forecast amount for 1300 new commercial deliveries in 2015, up from $115 billion in 2014. The company’s Boeing Capital Corporation...

(Fresh Business Thinking, London, 23 September 2014) "Commercial finance and liquidity may be readily available at the moment, but the aviation sector also needs to consider capital markets as a source of future funding," that is the message UK Export Finance’s Head of Aerospace, Gordon Welsh,...

(The Independent, London, 6 July 2014) The Government is using taxpayers'’ money to underwrite £140m-worth of deals for a company whose ultimate ownership is based in a notorious tax haven. UK Export Finance, a branch of the Department for Business, is risking public funds to provide insurance...

(Centre for Aviation, Sydney, 20 March 2014) Boeing stated it expects the market for financing new aircraft to remain strong as airline customers continue to demand for new, fuel-efficient airplanes. Boeing Capital Corp VP/general manager for aircraft financial services Tim Myers said the...

(Reuters, 10 December 2013, Seattle) - More commercial jet buyers will tap rapidly-expanding capital markets to...

(Reuters, London, 11 October 2013) The bond markets are turning into a regular funding platform for airline companies which have in the past relied heavily on export credit agencies and...

(Bloomberg, Sydney, 10 July 2013) Aircraft buyers’ issuance of bonds backed by planes will double to about $30 billion next year, as banks and ECAs withdraw funding Boeing said... The industry needs $4 trillion to $5 trillion by 2031 to buy about 40,000 new planes required by growing demand...