Partner
World Star Aviation
United Kingdom
An investment banker by training, Marc focuses on capital raising, transaction execution and portfolio management. During his years with firms such as Lehman Brothers, Credit Suisse and Bear Stearns, Marc has executed a wide variety of buyside and sell-side M&A assignments, as well as public and private equity and debt offerings. Marc holds a Masters Degree in Finance from the Manchester Business School and a BA in Business Administration from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel.
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Rising interest rates have led to increased debt costs for asset managers looking to grow their fleets either via the SLB or trading market.
- Global investor trends: which assets, sectors and geographies are investors deploying capital in 2023 vs 2022?
- What aviation debt and equity opportunities are appealing to investors today? How can more capital be drawn to the sector?
- Where is airline EETC paper trading? Where can investors get the best value from both micro and macro bases?
- Has there been much private investment intro distressed aviation credits?
- Where are we seeing most recent investor activity: purchasing and financing, or aircraft maintenance?
- Are increasing debt costs forcing investors towards certain opportunities? How has investor behaviour changed in light of recent rate hikes?
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