The German leasing industry will struggle next year despite the record €64.2bn (£54.9bn) of new business reached in 2016, according to the Federal Association of German Leasing Companies (BDL).
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New leasing business in Germany rose by 9% to reach the record level of €64.2bn, with €55.1bn of equipment leasing making up the majority.
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The share of leasing among externally-funded investments in Germany continued its rise above 50% in 2016, while its general penetration rate increased to 16.2%.
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Martin Mudersbach, president of the BDL, said: ¡°Leasing is growing at a significantly more dynamic rate than the overall economy, and has demonstrated its importance as a driver of investment in Germany.
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However, despite the record results, Mudersbach delivered a gloomy outlook for the German leasing market in 2017, citing the outcome of the US presidential election and low interest rates as contributing factors.
Mudersbach said: ¡°The outlook for economic growth and the safeguarding of business location is not good.
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¡°Persistently low interest rates have imposed considerable burdens on leasing companies as regards to their income and cost situations.¡±
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