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Values and lease rates trends: E195-E2 – facing big competition

Geoff Hearn assesses competition for the largest member of the original Embraer E-Jet family

High Ridge Interview: Quiet Farnborough highlights choppy market

High Ridge's chief, Greg Conlon, opines about the next fund, sovereign debt levels and supply shortages

2030 milestones at risk after Air NZ SBTi withdrawal

May lead to others abandoning interim targets

Market competitors: Large single-aisle models 

Airlines increasingly favour larger versions of single-aisle aircraft to the baseline models. Airbus said in ints second quarter call that the A321neo represents two-thirds of the orders. Geoff Hearn reports

MUFG introduces more financing products

Global head of aviation Olivier Trauchessec talks to Airfinance global about mezzanine debt and engine non-recourse financing product offering as the bank continues its journey as a 'solution provider'

How can lessors be more involved in sustainability?

‘We have to start somewhere’

CACIB Abramovici reflects on 33-year banking aviation activity

Airfinance Global met in Paris Credit Agricole Corporate & Investment Bank’s head of asset finance and head of aviation, Jose Abramovici, the day before his full retirement

Are pure cargo airlines good credits?

When we take a simple average of the ratings for passenger/cargo hybrid airlines compared to pure cargo airlines, the picture shows clearly that pure cargo gained a significant advantage in terms of intrinsic financial strength through the boom years of 2020-23

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