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Global Jet Capital (GJC), a standalone financier of business aircraft, is celebrating its 10th anniversary at NBAA-BACE 2024.
Reflecting on this milestone, CEO Vivek Kaushal says: “NBAA-BACE has always provided our industry with a unique opportunity to interact with a broad spectrum of clients, intermediaries and influencers. In fact, we launched Global Jet Capital in 2014 at NBAA-BACE in Orlando. I can’t think of a better place to celebrate our 10th anniversary this year than at NBAA-BACE in Las Vegas.”
From its inception, GJC has been dedicated to delivering bespoke financing solutions with speed and flexibility, setting the company apart in a competitive financial marketplace. Recognised globally for its singular focus on financing business aircraft, its deeply experienced team of business aviation experts enables the company to navigate complex deals with unmatched expertise and agility.
GJC has grown substantially over the past 10 years. Earlier this year, the company surpassed $4 billion in aircraft financing originations to users of new and pre-owned aircraft. In 2015 the company expanded its scale and reach with the acquisition of GE Capital’s business aircraft portfolio, and in 2018 it issued the first asset-backed securitisation (ABS) backed exclusively by business jet operating leases and loans. This September, the company completed its eighth ABS offering, bringing total assets securitised to approximately $5.8 billion and bonds issued to approximately $4.8 billion. Five of its eight ABS issuances were completed post-pandemic, reflecting the soundness of the company’s portfolio.
“As we celebrate a decade in business and by far exceed $4 billion in financing, we remain steadfast in our determination to deliver structures and solutions that satisfy the exacting standards of our sophisticated client base,” states Kaushal. “Most importantly, we express our gratitude to all who have supported us over the past 10 years. With a decade of achievements behind us, we eagerly anticipate the next 10 years and are enthusiastic about the future.”