Richland Lawyer Worries Many Area Bankruptcies Linked to medical collection services
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(Source: Kristi Pihl Tri-City Herald, Kennewick, Wash. (MCT)) — Richland bankruptcy attorney Leslie K. Smith hopes the drop in bankruptcy filings means the Tri-City economy is improving. But despite the 14 percent decline in bankruptcy filings, …

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Richland lawyer worries many area bankruptcies linked to medical collection services
Bellingham Herald
By Kristi Pihl, Tri-City Herald Richland bankruptcy attorney Leslie K. Smith hopes the drop in bankruptcy filings means the Tri-City economy is improving. But despite the 14 percent decline in bankruptcy filings, Smith said she remains concerned …

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Aircraft financing costs seen close to peak
Reuters
FRANKFURT (Reuters) – The cost of financing new planes may come off current highs for some carriers as lenders step up competition for creditworthy debtors, a top supplier of aircraft financing told Reuters. "I think we are reaching a ceiling now (and) …

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Lenders yet to agree on fresh loans to Kingfisher – sources
Reuters India
A tax official said the airline's arrears for financial 2011/12 were around 400 million rupees. For graphic on India's airline market, click link.reuters.com/zum46s For graphic on Kingfisher's losses and shareholding, click link.reuters.com/dyd76s For …
Kingfisher crisis: Reports of bank loans, 10 big developmentsNDTV
Kingfisher Cuts Flights as Financial Problems MultiplyNew York Times
Kingfisher's Mallya: Shutting down 'not an option'ATWOnline
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Council backs carbon pricing for aviation and maritime sectors
Environmental Finance
EU economic and finance ministers have reiterated their call for the global aviation and maritime transportation sectors to pay for their carbon emissions to raise climate finance. Council conclusions released following the ministerial meeting …

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Asia plugs European aircraft lending gap
Reuters
By Harry Suhartono and Tim Hepher | SINGAPORE (Reuters) – Asian banks are filling the void in the aircraft financing market left by squeezed European lenders, but Middle East tensions and the sheer scale of Asia's aviation growth look set to leave the …
Is There Money to Fund Asia's Airline Expansion?CNBC.com

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Valair Aviation Names New Vice President of Business Development
Avionics Intelligence
Capabilities within the AGC Aerospace & Defense portfolio range from financing, engineering, and integration services to manufacturing, logistics, and aircraft modifications. AGC Aerospace & Defense is organized into four operating groups: Composites, …

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Asia picks up aircraft financing slack: Airbus
AFP
SINGAPORE — Financing for new aircraft orders remains robust as Asian financial institutions take up the slack left by Europe's debt crisis, the head of Airbus said. Thomas Enders, the aviation giant's chief executive, on Wednesday said there was …
A380 lessor blasts Airbus's wing crack communicationReuters
Airlines forecast to buy $3.5T of new jets by 2030San Francisco Chronicle

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Research Trends and Conclusions: Aviation 2012
Who’s Who Legal
The widely expressed hope is that banks from elsewhere in the world will step in to fill the void, with many pinning their hopes on financial institutions from China investing their dollars in non-Chinese aircraft financing.

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How can an airline pay $20 billion for new planes?
Sydney Morning Herald
However, some banks offer financing products even for these "pre-delivery payments" (PDPs). By delivery day, an airline has typically paid 20 per cent of the aircraft's net value but this can be as high as 50 per cent. Since they eat into cash flow, …

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