Phoenix American Financial Services and its subsidiary PAFS Ireland have reported continued business growth and sustained activity across the global aviation structured finance market in 2025.
The group said performance for the year reflected ongoing demand for managing agent and administrative services across a wide range of aviation-focused structures, including aircraft asset-backed securitisations (ABS), leasing platforms, joint ventures, warehouse facilities, airlines and aviation investment funds.
Phoenix continued to act as managing agent on aviation ABS transactions during the year, supporting issuance activity following the market’s recovery in recent years. Its services include accounting, administration, cash management, reporting, compliance and directorships for complex aviation finance structures across their lifecycle, as well as support for E-note sales, aircraft sales and restructurings.
Joseph Horgan, senior vice-president at Phoenix American, said reliance on experienced service providers remained a feature of the market in 2025.
John McInerney, managing director of PAFS Ireland, said the company’s continued investment in its Irish operations positioned it to meet the operational and reporting needs of aviation finance clients.