Since 1968, CSA primarily directly originates its lease business with end user customers of the Fortune 500 base. CSA does work with equipment vendors seeking to present lease financing options to their customers. CSA also acquires in place lease portfolios from other independent leasing companies and larger banks. CSA holds all leases that it originates and /or acquires for its own account. CSA does not sell or flip its leases to other lessors.
Typical equipment CSA leases:
Aviation
- Commercial Aircraft – Jet & Turbo
- Aircraft Engines
- Ground Service
- Equipment
- Fuel Carts and Dispensers
- Refuelers
- Deicers
- Tugs and Tows
- Power Units
- Heavy Cargo Loaders
- Jet Bridges
Transport
- Heavy Duty Tractors
- Over The Road Trailers
- Autohaulers
- Port Tractors
- Yard Trucks
Powered Material Handling Equipment
- Lift Trucks, Electric, Gas, Propane
- Automated Guided Vehicles
- Skyjacks
- Aerial Crane Booms
Leasing Structures
- Fair Market Value (Operating) Leases
