Lending

Lending

This subtopic contains the following guidance on EU-level rules relating to lending:

Aviation finance

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Practice Note: Aviation finance and the Cape Town Convention covers the purpose of the Cape Town Convention, registration under the Cape Town Convention, the priority of international interests, remedies and enforcement, deregistration, the Cape Town discount under the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Arrangement and the position post Brexit, all in the context of aviation finance transactions
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Practice Note: Emissions trading considerations in aviation finance transactions explains the legislative background to the key emissions trading schemes relevant to the aviation industry and considers the parties and flights affected by the schemes. It covers the EU emissions trading system, Carbon Offsetting and Reduction

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