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Global Leaders in Aviation Finance Global Leaders in Aviation Finance kpmg.ie/aviation Declan Keane Head of Aviation Finance Advisory T: +353 (1) 410 1335 E: [email protected] Michael Daughton Advisory Partner T: +353 (1) 410 2965 E: [email protected] Patrick Farrell Risk Consulting Partner T: +353 (1) 700 4029 E: [email protected] Gillian Kelly Head of Financial Modelling T: +353 (1) 410 1120 E: [email protected] Eoin O’Lideadha Corporate Finance Partner T: +353 (1) 410 1349 E: [email protected] Kieran O’Brien Managing Director Consulting T: +353 (1) 410 2456 E: [email protected] Denis Casey Transaction Services Director T: +353 (1) 410 1418 E: [email protected] Neil Collins Corporate Finance Director T: +353 (1) 410 1535 E: [email protected] Global Leaders in Aviation Finance Ireland has been at the heart of the aircraft leasing industry for over three decades, and we in KPMG have been fortunate to have advised on almost every major transaction in the industry in over 150 countries worldwide. KPMG – KPMG Ireland is the leading and KPMG Aviation Leasing Tax Forum what we can do for you largest transaction advisory firm in KPMG is a leading voice for the aircraft the global aviation finance market leasing industry. We host a number The team at KPMG Ireland have u We are the only professional of international tax forums each been the leading advisers to the services firm identified in the year to address issues that impact international leasing industry for over “AirFinance Power 30” list of directly on the sector. Held under 30 years. We are globally recognised companies that make an essential Chatham House rules, the roundtable as the Aviation Finance and Leasing contribution to aviation finance. sessions allow industry professionals Centre of Excellence with over 150 To qualify, all companies had to to share perspectives and concerns senior professionals offering you an meet one test: if they went out on developments which are then incomparable scale and depth of of business would the market feel represented by KPMG to relevant experience. a significant loss? organisations and Government bodies. We provide a range of audit, tax and u We have the biggest concentration The sessions are open to senior tax advisory services and can assist across of aircraft leasing clients of any firm directors, CFOs and CEOs of leasing a range of issues. No matter what in the world, including the major companies. stage your company is at, we have the deal-makers and deal-doers in the To join the forum, please register expertise to help you. global aviation finance market via our website – u We have advised on transactions www.kpmg.ie/leasing-tax-forum in over 150 countries. We are founder sponsors of both u Airfinance,Dubai, October Airfinance and Airline Economics u Growth Frontiers, Hong Kong, 30 “When you are and a global sponsor of ISTAT. October - 1 November In 2017 and 2018, we will be at the u Airfinance,Hong Kong, November advising practically following global meeting points: u Growth Frontiers, u Growth Frontiers, Dublin, January 2018 every lessor in Seoul, 20 - 21 February u Airfinance,Dublin, January 2018 u ISTAT Americas, Ireland, you are San Diego, 5 - 7 March u Airfinance Japan, a key player” Tokyo, 20 - 21 April u ISTAT Asia, Hong Kong, 9 - 11 May u ISTAT EMEA, AirFinance Journal – Power 30 Edinburgh, 24 - 26 September u Growth Frontiers, Dubai, 2 - 4 October KPMG is proud to be a founding sponsor of the UCD Masters in Aviation Finance Our services include Our clients include u Accipiter/Cheung Kong u GECAS Tax & Legal u ACG u GOAL u AerCap u Goshawk Corporate and financing structures u AerDragon u GTLK Leasing structures u Aergen u Guggenheim Tax reporting & disclosures u Aergo Capital u Hudson Capital u AerSale u IAE Transfer pricing u AerVenture u ICBC Leasing Jurisdictional analysis u AFC u Intrepid Aviation Tax opinions u Air Lease Corp u Investec Employee tax u Airbus Financial Services u Irelandia Aviation Investor tax u Aircastle u Jackson Square Aviation u Airplanes Group u Jetscape Due diligence u Airspeed u Kahala Aviation Documentation reviews u ALAFCO u KG Aircraft Leasing Company secretarial services u Aldus u Killick Aerospace Company incorporation u Alize Worldwide Ltd u Korean Air u Amedeo u Lease Corporation International u Apollo Aviation Group u Lighthouse Aviation u Archway Aviation u Lobo Leasing Advisory u ASL Aviation Group u Macquarie u AVIC International Leasing u Magellan Air Due diligence u Avolon u Magnetar Mergers & acquisitions u AWAS u MCAP Financial forecast modelling u Banc of America Leasing u Milestone Aviation Securitisation and transaction modelling u BBAM u Minsheng Commercial Aviation Risk & pricing modelling u Blackrock u Mitsubishi UFJ u Blade Engine Securitisation u Mitsui Fleet analysis u BOC Aviation u NEC Leasing Governance and controls u BoComm u Nord LB Financial and operational process improvement u Castlelake u Nordic Aviation IT systems design and implementation u CCB Leasing International u Norwegian Air Shuttle Corporate restructuring u CDB Leasing u Novus u China Aircraft Leasing Ltd u Oakhill Fundraising u CMB Financial Leasing u Odyssey Aviation Data migration u Century Tokyo Leasing u ORIX Aviation Internal audit u Challey u Primus Aviation Forensic services u CHC Helicopter u Rotor Engines Securitization u Cityjet u Ryanair u Doric Asset Finance u Saudia u DP Aircraft u Seabury Audit & Assurance u DVB u Seraph Objective reviews and audits u EADS u Shenton Aircraft Investment u ECC Leasing u Sky Holdings Assessment of risk u Eirtech Aviation u SMBC Aviation Capital Recommendations for operational improvements u EirTrade u Standard Chartered Accounting opinions and comfort letters u Elix Aviation u TFM Aviation Technical accounting advice u Engine Lease Finance u Triton Aviation/ Stock exchange and regulatory reporting u Etihad u Worldstar Aviation u EZ Air u Viva Aerobus Investor-financier mandated reviews u FLY Leasing u Volito Securitisation services u FPG Amentum u Volito Goldman Sachs Comfort letters and net worth reporting u Fuyo General Lease Company u Waypoint IFRS/US/PRC-GAAP conversion services u Galaxy Aviation u Willis Lease u GA Telesis u Woodcreek KPMG Aviation Finance Contacts To find out more about how we can assist, call one of our professionals today. kpmg.ie/aviation Tax & Legal Audit & Assurance Advisory Killian Croke Declan Keane Tom Woods Head of Aviation Head of Aviation Head of Aviation Finance Finance Audit Finance Advisory T: +353 (1) 410 2589 T: +353 (1) 410 2446 T: +353 (1) 410 1335 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Darina Barrett Brian Brennan Partner Michael Daughton Tax Partner Head of Financial Services Markets Advisory Partner T: +353 (1) 410 2145 T: +353 (1) 410 1376 T: +353 (1) 410 2965 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Gareth Bryan Ivor Conlon Patrick Farrell Tax Partner Audit Partner Risk Consulting Partner T: +353 (1) 410 2434 T: +353 (1) 410 1454 T: +353 (1) 700 4029 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Brian Daly Paul Dobey Gillian Kelly Tax Partner Head of Risk Management Head of Financial Modelling T: +353 (1) 410 1278 T: +353 (1) 410 1152 T: +353 (1) 410 1120 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Seamus Hand Niall Naughton Eoin O’Lideadha Head of Financial Services Tax Audit Partner Corporate Finance Partner T: +353 (1) 410 1437 T: +353 (1) 410 1832 T: +353 (1) 410 1349 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Kieran O’Brien Colm Rogers Ian Nelson Managing Director Tax Partner Audit Partner Consulting T: +353 (1) 410 2166 T: +353 (1) 410 1989 T: +353 (1) 410 2456 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Conor O’Brien Barrie O’Connell Denis Casey Head of Tax & Legal Services Audit Partner Transaction Services Director T: +353 (1) 410 2027 T: +353 (21) 425 4577 T: +353 (1) 410 1418 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Jed Kelly Sean O’Keefe Neil Collins Tax Director Audit Partner Corporate Finance Director T: +353 (1) 410 1370 T: +353 (1) 410 1241 T: +353 (1) 410 1535 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] © 2017 KPMG, an Irish partnership and a member firm of the KPMG network of independent member firms affiliated with KPMG International Cooperative (“KPMG International”), a Swiss entity. 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