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    Leasing allows companies to obtain the use of assets through rental payments rather than outright purchase. It has grown significantly since the late 19th century. The document defines leasing and outlines its key functions, features, merits, demerits and how the process works. Leasing provides benefits like access to funds and assets without large capital outlays, but drawbacks include ongoing lease expenses and lack of ownership. Various leasing structures and the hierarchy of a typical leasing company are also described.

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    Leasing allows companies to obtain the use of assets through rental payments rather than outright purchase. It has grown significantly since the late 19th century. The document defines leasing and outlines its key functions, features, merits, demerits and how the process works. Leasing provides benefits like access to funds and assets without large capital outlays, but drawbacks include ongoing lease expenses and lack of ownership. Various leasing structures and the hierarchy of a typical leasing company are also described.

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    Leasing allows companies to obtain the use of assets through rental payments rather than outright purchase. It has grown significantly since the late 19th century. The document defines leasing and outlines its key functions, features, merits, demerits and how the process works. Leasing provides benefits like access to funds and assets without large capital outlays, but drawbacks include ongoing lease expenses and lack of ownership. Various leasing structures and the hierarchy of a typical leasing company are also described.

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    Leasing allows companies to obtain the use of assets through rental payments rather than outright purchase. It has grown significantly since the late 19th century. The document defines leasing and outlines its key functions, features, merits, demerits and how the process works. Leasing provides benefits like access to funds and assets without large capital outlays, but drawbacks include ongoing lease expenses and lack of ownership. Various leasing structures and the hierarchy of a typical leasing company are also described.

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    Leasing

    Companies
    History
    Definitions

    Table of Functions + features


    Merits / Demerits
    Contents Working
    Comparison/ table data
    Hierarchy
    History
    ● Late 19th century
    ● First leasing company
    ● 400 companies
    Definitions

    ●  A contract by which one party ( ●  A contract or instrument conveying


    landlord, or lessor) gives to another ( property to another for a specified
    tenant, or lessee) the use and period or for a period determinable
    possession of lands, buildings, at the will of either lessor or lessee
    property, etc. for a specified time and in consideration of rent or
    for fixed payments. other compensation.
    Functions Features
    ● Lease financing ● Contract
    ● Short term financing ● Lease period
    ● Housing finance ● Rental payment
    ● Merchant banking ● Ownership
    ● Corporate finance ● Renewal or purchase
    Purpose/objective

    ● Facilitates possession
    ● Availability of funds
    ● Source of possible
    improvement
    Merits

    ● Quality Assets
    ● Better Usage of Capital
    ● Better planning
    ● Low Capital Expenditure
    ● Termination of Rights
    Demerits

    ● Lease Expenses
    ● Processing and
    Documentation
    ● No Ownership
    ● Maintenance of Assets
    ● Limited Tax Benefits
    Working

    ● Leasing Agreement
    ● Lessee and lessor do this contract
    ● Banks buy the assets for your
    business needs as owner
    ● Use of asset without your cash
    flows putting under extra
    pressure
    Lessors

    ● Specialized leasing ● Head offices in Pakistan


    companies ● 23 leasing companies in Pak
    ● Banks and banks
    ● Leasing in the world
    subsidiaries
    ● Specialized FIs
    ● One off lessor
    ● Manufacturer lessors
    Graphical data
    Structure of lease rentals

    ● Equal Annual Plan


    ● Stepped-Up Plan
    ● Balloon Payment Plan
    ● Deferred Payment Plan
    Hierarchy

    Managing director
    Risk , compliance and
    Legal advisory
    permanent control

    Collection and Recovery Finance and


    re marketing bank office administration
    Conclusion

    ● Efficiency
    ● Conserves cash
    ● Lower interest of people

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