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Can a business finance equipment already purchased?

The answer is yes – it’s called Sale & Leaseback. Over the past two weeks Lease Group has seen a significant increase in demand for our Sale & Leaseback service, which effectively enables businesses to convert recent equipment and technology purchases back in to cash. Due to the current demand, and with only 2% of...
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A message from James Phillips, our Group Managing Director

I wanted to extend my thoughts and well wishes to you during this uncertain time. I would also like to lend my personal support and take this opportunity to tell you about how we are reacting to the environment. Lease Group and our staff are fully operational, only we’re working from home. Our service will...
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Lease Group introduces Partner Branding

Lease Group, a leader in soft asset vendor finance has introduced a bevvy of new features for it’s Partner Channel, one of which is white-labelling of the entire customer experience. Partner branding is a rarely seen feature of vendor finance due to lending restrictions however due to Lease Group’s growth and dedication to clean-book lending,...
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CFO 2020 Predictions

CFOs are looking to invest in technology In the last 12 months, CFOs, particularly in the UK, have tightened the purse strings due to political and economic uncertainty. As we move into 2020 we expect, or at least hope, that we will have more clarity. With this comes spending – CFOs will look to spend...
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IFRS 16 – When is a lease not a lease?

Companies using IFRS accounting standards, which include all listed companies, are now in the process of ensuring that they comply with the new regulation, IFRS 16, which stipulates that the value of leased assets and all associated payments due are shown on company balance sheets. The new rules applied from 1 January 2019 and the...
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New leasing standard – Introducing IFRS 16

The new leases standard – IFRS 16 – will require companies to bring most leases on-balance sheet from 2019. Under the new standard, companies will recognise new assets and liabilities, bringing added transparency to the balance sheet. At present, many analysts adjust financial statements to reflect lease transactions that companies hold off-balance sheet. For the...
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