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15 moments that shook airfinance
Capital CISAs the Dublin Airfinance Conference reaches its 15th anniversary Alasdair Whyte looks back over seminal moments that shaped aviation over the last 15 years.
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Feature: The Latin love for ECA financing
Capital Latin AmericaMore than half of South American aircraft deliveries in the past 12 months have relied on export credit agency financing. Dickon Harris asks whether this is a trend that will continue.
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Analysis: Riding the ECA rush?
Capital CISExport credit agency (ECA) debt has never been more popular, writes Dickon Harris, but banks are changing the way they approach ECA-backed financing.
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Analysis: Ethiopian may tap capital markets
Capital AfricaEthiopian Airlines could use US Ex-Im backed bonds to fund Dreamliners.
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Analysis: Japanese investors crave Jols
Capital South AsiaDickon Harris reports on the ferocious appetite of Japanese investors for aviation debt.
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Lessors tap unsecured market
Capital CISLessors have sold a total of $3.6 billion of unsecured bonds since January 2012.
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Pilarski: Percy Jackson and the quest for the golden drachma
Capital CISEuropean aviation is likely to suffer, warns Adam Pilarski, senior vice-president at Avitas, in his monthly column, as Greece continues its mythical quest for a European bailout.