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Article: What's driving equipment leasing and financing

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May 1, 2000
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Panel of Leading Executives Identifies Oppurtunities for Growth and Profit

ARLINGTON, VA-The strong economy, technology, and consolidation took gold, silver, and bronze respectively among the external forces, or drivers, that will shape the equipment leasing industry over the next five years, according to the Equipment Leasing and Financing Foundation's 2000 Industry Future Council Report.

On January 18th and 19th, 2000, a representative panel of senior management executives from leading finance institutions attended the 2000 Industry Future Council (IFC) at the Equipment Leasing Association (ELA) headquarters. The panel of executives, which represented small ticket, middle market, large ...

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