ILFC Executes 242 Lease Transactions in 2012 ? World Leasing News

Jan 21, 2013

ILFC Executes 242 Lease Transactions in 2012

LOS ANGELES?(BUSINESS WIRE)? International Lease Finance Corporation (ILFC), a wholly owned subsidiary of American International Group, Inc. (NYS:?AIG) , announced today that it secured 242 lease transactions in 2012. These lease transactions include both extensions and new leases for aircraft from ILFC?s portfolio, which today supports a network of approximately 200 airlines in more than 80 countries.

?This past year represented another critical milestone in our efforts to strengthen ILFC?s market position and build on our recent initiatives to advance regional customer support and diversify funding sources around the world,? said ILFC Chief Executive Officer Henri Courpron.

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?With our regional presence and global vision, we are able to maximize the resources of ILFC and the expertise of its professionals to meet the changing requirements of our airline customers,? said ILFC Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer Philip Scruggs.

About ILFC

International Lease Finance Corporation (ILFC) is a global market leader in the leasing and remarketing of commercial jet aircraft. With more than 1,000 owned and managed aircraft and commitments to purchase 229 new high-demand, fuel-efficient aircraft and rights to purchase an additional 50 A320neo family aircraft, ILFC is the world?s largest independent aircraft lessor. ILFC leases aircraft to approximately 200 airlines in more than 80 countries and provides part-out, engine leasing and engine exchange services through its subsidiary, AeroTurbine. ILFC operates from offices in Los Angeles, Amsterdam, Beijing, Dublin, Miami, Seattle, and Singapore. ILFC is a wholly owned subsidiary of American International Group, Inc. (AIG).?www.ilfc.com?| Twitter: @ILFCGlobal

About AIG

AIG is the world?s largest insurance organization, serving more than 88 million customers in over 130 countries and jurisdictions around the world. AIG businesses are market leaders in property casualty insurance, life insurance and retirement services, mortgage insurance, and aircraft leasing. Additional information about AIG can be found at?www.aig.com?| YouTube:?www.youtube.com/aig?|Twitter: @AIG_LatestNews| LinkedIn:?http://www.linkedin.com/company/aig

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updated 5:10 a.m. ET Jan. 8, 2013

BARI, Italy (AP) - Juventus coach Antonio Conte reportedly has been cleared of more match-fixing, this time stemming from when he coached Bari from 2008 to 2009.

Bari prosecutors are wrapping up their inquiry and are in the process of notifying 20 people that they are under investigation - and Conte is not one of them, Italian media reported Tuesday.

Inter Milan and former Bari defender Andrea Ranocchia also was reportedly cleared.

Conte and Ranocchia could still be called in for questioning by the Italian soccer federation.

Among those named as being under investigation are current Torino and former Bari goalkeeper Jean Francois Gillet and Conte's former assistant, Cristian Stellini. Nearly all of the others are also former Bari players.

Conte was banned for four months at the start of this season for failing to report fixing when he coached Siena two seasons ago. He remains under investigation by prosecutors in Cremona. The Italian maintains he is innocent.

Two of Bari's Serie B matches were allegedly fixed - Bari-Treviso (0-1) on May 10, 2008; and Salernitana-Bari (3-2) on May 23, 2009.

Conte coached Bari in the second half of the 2007-08 season and in 2008-09. He led Atalanta in the first half of 2009-10, then guided Siena in 2010-11, leading the Tuscan club in its promotion back to Serie A. He joined Juventus last season and led the club to the Serie A title, and Juve again tops the table this season.

At least 50 people have been arrested in Italy for match-fixing since the middle of 2011, with scores more under investigation by prosecutors in Cremona, Bari and Napoli.

The Bari prosecutors have based a large part of their inquiries on the confessions of former Bari defenders Andrea Masiello and Vittorio Micolucci. Masiello was arrested in April, while Micolucci was involved in the Cremona inquiry and banned by sports authorities.

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