an operating lease allowing the parties to modify the assets leased during the course of the lease. A typical example would be a three-year lease for IT equipment where a third of the equipment leased may be replaced each year. (...)
also known as “full pay-out lease” or “capital lease” a lease with a purchase option for the residual value at the end of the lease or without a purchase option if the rent paid fully covers the original cost of the asset. (...)
Contract setting out the rights and obligations of the owner of an asset (lessor) who makes the asset available to a user (lessee) in return for a periodic payment (rent or lease payment) for a pre-determined period. (...)
Any method enabling a hospital, clinic, medical surgery, or healthcare centre to acquire medical equipment, like a scanner, echograph, magnetic resonance imaging or laser device without using its own funds. (...)
also known as “true lease” or “fair market value lease”, it is the most common form of lease for IT equipment. It is a simple lease without a purchase option. At the end of the lease, the lessor retains title to the equipment and may proceed to resell the equipment. Computer leases may also be called IT equipment leases, equipment finance leases, computer hire, or long-term IT equipment leases. (...)
