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13 November 2015

Pillsbury World Aircraft Repossession Index Released; Walkers Provides Cayman And Irish Insight

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Ireland scores 86% and is in the lower risk category. The Cayman Islands scores 81% and is alsoin thel ower risk category.
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Walkers has provided Cayman and Ireland jurisdiction summaries for Pillsbury's World Aircraft Repossession Index. Each jurisdiction in the index is ranked on: repossession, insolvency, deregistration, export, judgements/arbitration, preferential liens, and political stability.

Covering 57 popular jurisdictions worldwide in which aircraft are registered and operate, the Pillsbury World Aircraft Repossession Index summarizes in graphical form expert analysis provided by reputable local counsel and numerically scores the legal environment for repossessing aircraft in each participating jurisdiction.

Ireland scores 86% and is in the lower risk category. The Cayman Islands scores 81% and is also in the lower risk category.

To visit the Pillsbury Law webpage where the PDF is hosted, use this link.

To directly access the full PDF of the index, use this link.

The content of this article is intended to provide a general guide to the subject matter. Specialist advice should be sought about your specific circumstances.

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