Hancock Whitney Equipment Finance is a group of highly experienced specialists and experts, ready to design specific structured financing plans for the business needs of Fortune 500 companies, healthcare systems, and midmarket organizations.

US Enterprise for Cisco CapitalCisco Capital is a wholly owned subsidiary of Cisco Systems, specialising in providing innovative financing solutions for Cisco’s customers globally.More than just a finance company, Cisco Capital offers you the most competitiveand flexible financing to acquire Cisco technologies. Our financing solutions support your business goals and technology needs, both now and in the future

Macquarie Equipment Finance (MEF) is a leading global provider of specialized financing, asset management, equipment trading, and asset services. With offices on four continents, Macquarie serves the needs of enterprise companies, government entities, equipment manufacturers, service providers and others.Unlike traditional financing providers, Macquarie's global platform supports customers across the supply chain with solutions spanning the entire asset lifecycle. From acquisition… Show more Macquarie Equipment Finance (MEF) is a leading global provider of specialized financing, asset management, equipment trading, and asset services. With offices on four continents, Macquarie serves the needs of enterprise companies, government entities, equipment manufacturers, service providers and others.Unlike traditional financing providers, Macquarie's global platform supports customers across the supply chain with solutions spanning the entire asset lifecycle. From acquisition planning through disposal, we offer innovative strategies for acquiring and managing technology, electronics, healthcare, and a wide range of other equipment. As a result, customers maximize the return on their equipment investment and, through our vendor and distribution finance programs, manufacturers and service providers enhance their competitive edge and grow sales. Show less

GE Capital is the financial services unit of the American conglomerate General Electric.[1] It provides commercial lending and leasing, as well as a range of financial services for health care, media, communications, entertainment, consumers, real estate, and aviation. It has a number of divisions, including GE Capital Aviation Services, GE Energy Financial Services and GE Healthcare Equipment Finance.GE Capital focuses primarily on loans and leases that it underwrites to hold on its… Show more GE Capital is the financial services unit of the American conglomerate General Electric.[1] It provides commercial lending and leasing, as well as a range of financial services for health care, media, communications, entertainment, consumers, real estate, and aviation. It has a number of divisions, including GE Capital Aviation Services, GE Energy Financial Services and GE Healthcare Equipment Finance.GE Capital focuses primarily on loans and leases that it underwrites to hold on its own balance sheet rather than on generating fees by originating loans and leases, then selling them to third parties. Most of GE Capital's commercial loans are to small and mid-sized companies, spread across multiple industries and geographies and secured by tangible assets. More than 70% of GE Capital’s loans are under $100 million. GE Capital's consumer lending activities are also diversified by product and geography and include operations in 55 countries.[2] Show less

Xtria, LLC provides information technology consulting services. It offers strategic consulting, research and program solutions, risk management, specialized engineering support, and logistics management services. The company also provides research and program solutions, such as research services; conference, events, and discretionary grant management services; and program and policy research, evaluation, and benchmarking services. In addition, it offers Tickler Tracking System, a document… Show more Xtria, LLC provides information technology consulting services. It offers strategic consulting, research and program solutions, risk management, specialized engineering support, and logistics management services. The company also provides research and program solutions, such as research services; conference, events, and discretionary grant management services; and program and policy research, evaluation, and benchmarking services. In addition, it offers Tickler Tracking System, a document tracking system for the lending industry that automates document control and management, as well as mitigates risk by reducing exposures due to missing, expired, or improper documentation. Show less

For over 20 years, Sysix continues to be your single source provider of broad-based integrated business IT solutions. As a national provider of business technology from leading computer hardware and software manufacturers - we can help you to effectively manage your technology solution by combining industry leading products with innovative consulting services and flexible financing options to meet your technology needs, industry focus and budget requirements.

At ePlus, we engineer transformative technology solutions for the most visionary companies in the world. With expertise built upon the hard-won experience of our master architects, engineers, and consultants, we see our clients’ horizons and craft sustainable IT roadmaps to get them there. Then we make it happen.

In 1969, Kenneth Pontikes, a 29-year-old former salesman for IBM, borrowed $5,000 from his father to start a computer leasing business he named the Computer Discount Corp. In 1971, when Pontikes began to sell stock to the public, the name was changed to Comdisco. By the late 1970s, the company began to open offices overseas, and annual revenues topped $100 million. In the early 1990s, when revenues hit $2 billion, Comdisco ranked as the nation's leading computer equipment leasing company. By… Show more In 1969, Kenneth Pontikes, a 29-year-old former salesman for IBM, borrowed $5,000 from his father to start a computer leasing business he named the Computer Discount Corp. In 1971, when Pontikes began to sell stock to the public, the name was changed to Comdisco. By the late 1970s, the company began to open offices overseas, and annual revenues topped $100 million. In the early 1990s, when revenues hit $2 billion, Comdisco ranked as the nation's leading computer equipment leasing company. By the end of the 1990s, the company, based in suburban Rosemont, was doing annual sales of $4 billion and employed nearly 1,500 people in the Chicago area. Comdisco expanded in the Internet boom, then collapsed, filing first for bankruptcy in July 2001 and then beginning liquidation in July 2002. Show less