Direct Lease

The most common leasing structure, enabling businesses to work toward eventual ownership of an asset over the contract term. Payments comprise principal plus interest — the return on investment — and at the end of the contract, the client may purchase the asset for a nominal value. Leasing finances fixed assets with minimal financial records, removing the risk of fund diversion that can arise when working capital is used to acquire assets that are later resold, and supporting long-term use of the asset.