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In a comprehensive industry outlook for 2025, key trends have emerged that are set to shape the aviation finance landscape. Notably, there is an anticipated resurgence in lease rates, which reflects a growing confidence among market stakeholders. This uptick is expected to stimulate investment and drive demand for aircraft financing options.
Another significant development is the transition from LIBOR to SOFR, which marks a pivotal shift in how financial agreements are structured. This change is likely to affect pricing and risk management strategies across the aviation sector.
Additionally, the aircraft asset-backed securities (ABS) market is showing signs of recovery, indicating renewed investor interest and a more favorable environment for financing aircraft through securitization. These trends collectively suggest a more optimistic outlook for aviation finance as the industry adapts to evolving economic conditions and regulatory frameworks. Stakeholders are advised to stay informed and agile to capitalize on these emerging opportunities in the coming years.
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