Lessee
Seller
Good That May Be Leased
Leasing Agreements
The Advantages of Leasing
 
 
   
  Leasing is a form of medium-term financing used for both movable and immovable properties.
In a leasing transaction, goods specified by an investor (lessee) are purchased from the seller by the leasing company, which then rents them to the lessee for his use in return for predetermined payments of rent.

Lessee
A person or organization that applies for lease financing and whose application is accepted is known as the "lessee" in a leasing transaction. Generally speaking anyone (individual or organization) that can enter into a contractual relationship can be a lessee however it is EFG Leasing's policy to give importance and priority to potential lessees that are engaged in business and for this reason the company focuses on companies, individually owned businesses, and self-employed professionals in the conduct of its leasing business.

Seller
The individual or organization from which EFG Leasing purchases the goods after having entered into an agreement with the lessee is known as the "seller". Sellers may be based in Turkey or outside the country. They may be the manufacturer of the goods or only the vendor.

Goods That May Be Leased
Generally speaking, any movable or immovable property may be the subject of a leasing agreement. There are exceptions however. For example, patent rights, intellectual properties, industrial rights, and non-material rights such as computer software cannot be the subject of a leasing agreement. In addition, leasable goods must also be "independent" and "depreciable". This means that goods that are in the nature of raw materials or intermediary goods and goods that lose all their attributes when used cannot be the subject of a leasing agreement either.

Leasing Agreements
As a rule, leasing agreements must be entered into for at least four years. An exception is made in the case of goods whose economic life is less than four years from the standpoint of technological considerations, economic usefulness, or operational period. Examples are computers, medical equipment, and vehicles that are to be rented out by tourism and marketing companies. Leases for such goods may be less than four years but not less than two.

The Advantages of Leasing
%100 FINANCING..It is possible to finance an investment project entirely through leasing. The leasing agreement for capital goods can cover not just the cost of the goods themselves but also any additional expenses such as shipping, insurance, and even installation.

%100 FINANCING..
It is possible to finance an investment project entirely through leasing. The leasing agreement for capital goods can cover not just the cost of the goods themselves but also any additional expenses such as shipping, insurance, and even installation.

MEDIUM-TERM FINANCING..
Among an investor's credit options, leasing is attractive because of the medium-term financing opportunities that it offers.