Mainz, 22. Mai 2013 -- Jörg Diewald, Vorstandsmitglied der GE Capital Bank AG und Commercial Leader für GE Capital in Deutschland, hat eine Spende in Höhe von 2.500 US-Dollar an die Bärenherz Stiftung in Wiesbaden übergeben. Den Betrag hatte Jörg Diewald zuvor über eine GE Capital-interne Auszeichnung erhalten und direkt an die Stiftung weitergegeben.
Eden Prairie, Minn. -- May 21, 2013 -- GE Capital Fleet Services today announced the results of its 18th annual fleet passenger car maintenance study, which found that overall fleet car maintenance costs increased by seven percent in 2012 compared to 2011. Although scheduled maintenance costs increased, overall car maintenance costs were down 1.5 percent from 2010 due to vehicle replacement initiatives.
CHICAGO, IL --- GE Capital's Commercial Distribution Finance (CDF) business announced today that it will provide inventory financing to motorsports dealerships that carry products manufactured by American SportWorks.
American SportWorks produces LANDmaster utility vehicles and Zircon, Marauder and Black Widow branded go-carts in Fort Wayne, IN and Roseland, LA. The funds will support the expansion of the company's dealer network in the U.S. Its products are currently carried by over 200 domestic dealers.
New facility highlights GE Capital's pan-European deal capabilities
Paris La Défense, 11 April 2013: GE Capital EMEA has signed an agreement with IPH Group to provide trade receivables financing for the company in France, Germany and the Netherlands. Using an innovative SPV structure GE Capital EMEA has been able to underwrite and hold 100% of the facility. The transaction was committed concurrently with the acquisition of the company by private equity sponsor, PAI.
DALLAS, TX, May 15, 2013 -- GE Energy Financial Services, a unit of GE (NYSE: GE), has closed a $200 million senior secured credit facility subject to a $135 million initial borrowing base for SND Consolidated Energy LLC to refinance debt and fund oil and gas field development in East Texas and Louisiana.
Eden Prairie, MN -- Forty-four percent of fleet managers cited maximizing productivity as their primary concern in managing their company's truck fleet, according to a recent survey conducted by GE Capital Fleet Services.
Highlighting fleet managers' increased focus on keeping operating expenses in check, additional concerns include meeting cost savings goals (24 percent) and understanding the impact of new vehicle technologies, such as alternative fuel vehicles (20 percent).
