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Cross-border leasing The increased globalisation of trade, the brevity of some business transactions and the lack of available working capital to finance investments are just a few reasons for an increased use of International Financial Leasing or so-called cross-border leasing in order to finance international trade. International Leasing is a very complex affair and often used for debt financing, liquidising assets, raising cash or to reduce balance sheet debts. This paper will look at key points of financial leasing purely under the aspects of financing an international trade and used as an alternative to Bill of Exchange or similar methods of financing. During the last years cross-border-leasing has become an important source of liquidity for European companies. Transactions were closed on a wide variety of assets like equipment, land or buildings. For example, American investors that use the transactions as a tax shield like to close deals with best rated European companies....

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