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“Jim Billings is managing director with Kropschot Financial Services located in

“A ‘roll up’ strategy is used to describe a process whereby a number of companies are combined together into a larger company. Typically the process is started by a company or management team that has experience in managing within the industry and also has experience in acquiring companies and then successfully integrating the acquired companies . Usually part or all of the consideration received by the seller is stock in the acquirer ( First Sierra, Unicapital, T&W United Capital, Tyco, American Leasing Business Express, to name a few; see the list: editor.)

“I believe that the most important factor is the relatively high market valuation placed upon the stock of publicly traded equipment leasing companies. High stock valuations usually allow publicly traded companies to be more aggressive in pricing acquisitions. Another factor is that securitization has become a very important funding source for equipment leases. The economies of scale are such that only the larger funders have enough size to accomplish a securitization’; thus value can be created by combining smaller companies into an entity with economies of scale for funding.

“Will the level of roll-up acquisitions continue during 1998 and 1999? I believe the process will continue and may even accelerate as new and different companies try to replicate the success of the 2 or 3 leaders that are now pursuing that strategy. It depends, however upon the stock market valuation of equipment leasing companies, and upon the continued success of publicly traded leasing companies to increasing their earnings per share. The financial results and success of the companies most involved in the consolidation process is particularly important. It might bet harder to find acquisitions at prices that work for acquirers as the industry consolidation continue, particularly if purchase premiums continue to increase...if competition increases dramatically and profits fall significantly the overall number of companies will fail.”

I’m still with Kropschot Financial Services where I am Executive Vice President; I have been with Bruce for 17 years. When I first joined Bruce Kropschot I worked with a wide variety of financial services companies such as vehicle leasing companies, commercial finance companies, consumer finance companies, etc. Over the past several years I have become more involved with equipment leasing companies but still have the occasional client in other areas of financial services, such as a current client that purchases charged- off consumer debt.

On a personal note I still live and have an office in Maryland. I have been married for over 30 years and have two grown daughters. My oldest daughter works in the financial services industry for JPMORGAN in London and my youngest daughter is a recent college graduate that still lives at home.

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25 year veteran of commercial and equipment leasing seeking a senior management position with leasing or asset based financing company in the southeast (Florida preferred)

Senior Management: Chicago, IL 15 yrs.of exp., w/global-vendor-programs; sales, marketing, business-development, P&L responsibilities. Seeking senior leadership-role w/captive lessor or global-leasing company. Will relocate for right opportunity. email:InternationallyAdept@hotmail.com

Degree Banking/Finance. 13 years leasing exp. Now prez young leasing company where promises were not met. Interested in joining established firm with future. Email:bob33483@yahoo.com

Senior Management: San Francisco, CA., 25 years experience w/global leasing company, sales,marketing,business dev., P&L responsibility, asset mgmt, brokering and remarketing. Interested in joining an est. firm with a future. email:rcsteyer@yahoo.com

Senior Management: Portfolio Management Consultant; 25+years experience in Collections, Customer Satisfaction, Asset Management, Recoveries, Continuous Process Improvement, Backend Revenue Generation, Cost per Collection Analysis. $5+Billion Portfolio expertise. email: efgefg@rogers.com

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MicroFinancial Incorporated Announces First Quarter 2003 Results; - Sequential Net Loss Improves to $0.06 Per Diluted Share -; - Secures Amendment to Credit Agreement –

WOBURN, Mass--MicroFinancial Incorporated (NYSE:MFI), a leader in Microticket leasing and finance, announced today its financial results for the first quarter ended March 31, 2003.

First quarter revenue for the period ended March 31, 2003 was $25.6 million compared to $35.3 million for the same period last year. The net loss for the quarter was $0.8 million, or ($0.06) per diluted share compared with net income of $3.2 million, or $0.25 per diluted share in the prior year's first quarter. The reduction in revenue and income are attributable to the Company's decision to suspend originations in October 2002. This resulted in a 35.5% decline in lease and loan revenues to $9.8 million, a 44.6% drop in service fee and other revenues to $3.5 million, and a 13.3% decrease in the rental income to $8.5 million versus the first quarter ended March 31, 2002.

Total operating expenses for the quarter decreased 10.3% or $3.1 million as compared to the same period in 2002. Salary, general and administrative expense declined 27.4% to $9.1 million for the quarter compared to $12.6 million for the same period last year. The decrease was attributable to reductions in personnel-related expenses of approximately $1.8 million, collection related expenses of $0.9 million and lower cost of goods sold of $0.6 million as compared to the first quarter of 2002. Despite an increase in interest costs, interest expense declined 4.3% to $2.6 million as a result of lower debt balances. The provision for credit losses decreased to $10.8 million for the quarter ended March 31, 2003 from $11.0 million for the same period last year, while net charge offs increased to $13.7 million from $11.2 million for the same period last year. Past due balances greater than 31 days delinquent at March 31, 2003 remained relatively flat at 24.3% versus 24.9% last quarter.

Dealer fundings decreased $21.4 million to $1.2 million in the quarter, versus the three months ended March 31, 2002. This decrease was a result of the Company's decision to suspend new contract originations in October 2002, until an alternative source of financing could be obtained. Investment in lease and loan receivables due in installments, estimated residuals, rentals, and service contracts were down $104.0 million to $357.4 million as compared to the same period last year. Net cash provided by operating activities in the quarter decreased to $25.7 million compared to $31.9 million in the same period of 2002. The Company repaid notes payable in the amount of $23.7 million in the first quarter of 2003.

On a sequential basis, net income for the first quarter of 2003 increased $6.9 million from a loss of $7.7 million last quarter. This increase was primarily driven by a reduction in the provision for credit losses of $11.7 million.

Richard Latour, President and Chief Executive Officer stated, "We are pleased that our first quarter results met our internal collection goals on the existing portfolio and that the Company's ongoing strategy of driving down expenses had a positive impact on our results."

Mr. Latour continued, "MicroFinancial also reached a critical milestone in our effort to reposition the Company and strengthen our capital structure. In April, we secured a long-term amendment of our credit facility and a permanent waiver for our securitization facility. This provides a solid foundation that will allow us to focus our attention on seeking a financial partner as we actively consider various financing, restructuring and strategic alternatives."

Mr. Latour concluded, "Over the next few quarters we will continue to maximize our portfolio collections, while simultaneously pursuing a business strategy that further strengthens our balance sheet."

MicroFinancial Inc. (NYSE:MFI), headquartered in Woburn, MA, is a financial intermediary specializing in leasing and financing for products in the $500 to $10,000 range. The company has been in operation since 1986.

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Sunrise International Leasing Corp. Reports First-Quarter Results

Net Income Increases 78 Percent from Prior-Year Period

GOLDEN VALLEY, Minn., -- Sunrise International Leasing Corporation (SILC), a wholly owned subsidiary of privately held King Capital Corp., announced financial results for the first quarter ended March 31, 2003.

For the quarter, SILC reported revenues of $20.5 million, compared to $35.9 million for the comparable 2002 period. First-quarter net income increased 78 percent to $4.8 million from $2.7 million for the prior-year period. Net income was positively impacted by continued improvement in the credit quality of SILC's portfolio and a reinstatement of certain previously written off assets.

As a result of adverse economic conditions and a worldwide decrease in capital spending, SILC has experienced an expected reduction in demand for new leases and a corresponding decrease in revenue. However, SILC reduced first- quarter expenses by 60 percent from the year-ago period, with no reduction in the services offered to its vendors. The company had no interest expense during the quarter and currently has in excess of $50 million in cash and short-term investments.

Outlook

SILC expects 2003 total-year revenue and net income levels to be substantially lower than the $117.4 million and $14.7 million, respectively, recorded in the prior fiscal year. However, SILC will continue to generate significant free cash flow, and will allocate a substantial portion of its cash to support the expansion of its recently formed second placement division.

SILC has experienced an increase in its leasing activity recently and expects a significant improvement in originations in the third and fourth quarters.

The company also continues to explore all suitable options for business opportunities. SILC is capitalizing on its cash reserves, information systems and business model, which are among the best in the industry, to deal with current business conditions and set the stage for future expansion.

About Sunrise International Leasing Corporation

SILC's business consists primarily of developing and implementing customized lease and rental programs for vendors of high technology and related equipment and is becoming a major financing source for second placements. SILC also is a national major reseller of high-quality, off-lease used Sun and Cisco equipment through Redirect Tech, its remarketing subsidiary.

About King Capital Corp.

King Capital Corp., established in 1975 and based in Golden Valley, Minn., offers a wide range of leasing options to manufacturers, distributors and resellers through its primary subsidiary, SILC, as well as high-availability software through H.A. Technical Solutions, LLC.

SUNRISE INTERNATIONAL LEASING CORPORATION

CONDENSED STATEMENTS OF INCOME

Three Months Ended

March 31,

2003 2002

Revenues $20,519,000 $35,922,000

Cost, expenses, and other 12,243,000 30,818,000

Income before provision for income taxes 8,276,000 5,104,000

Provision for income taxes 3,520,000 2,399,000

Net Income $4,756,000 $2,705,000

SOURCE Sunrise International Leasing Corporation

CO: Sunrise International Leasing Corporation; King Capital Corp.

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Philip Morris Capital Corporation to Pursue New Strategic Focus

STAMFORD, Conn.---Philip Morris Capital Corporation (PMCC), the financial services subsidiary of Altria Group, Inc. (NYSE:MO) announced today that it is shifting its strategic focus from an emphasis on the growth of its portfolio of finance leases through new lease investments to one of maximizing investment gains and generating cash flows from its diversified portfolio of leased assets.

"PMCC has a well-diversified portfolio of leased assets that are core to its lessees and possess significant residual upside," said John J. Mulligan, president and chief executive officer of PMCC. "This decision will enable PMCC to realize gains and enhance cash flow through an orderly and systematic disposition of assets over an extended period of time."

Explaining the reason for the change, Mr. Mulligan said, "As a result of a recent strategic review, Altria concluded that PMCC's leasing investments do not represent a core business and that resources and capital can be better deployed in support of growth in Altria's consumer products businesses."

PMCC was formed in 1982. It is headquartered in Stamford, CT and employs approximately 70 people. Its diversified portfolio of leased assets totaled approximately $9.3 billion in net finance receivables at December 31, 2002.

CONTACT:

Tim Kellogg, 917/663-2759

SOURCE: Philip Morris Capital Corporation

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1783-the first salute fired by Great Britain in honor of an officer of the United States was fired when General George Washington and Governor George Clinton arrived at the British ship Ceres, commanded by Sir Guy Carleton, in New York Harbor to arrange for the British evacuation. When they departed, 178 guns were fired in honor of Washington’s rank. New York was evacuated by the British on November 25, 1783.

1829-birthday of Louis Moreau Gottschalk, American pianist of international fame who toured the US during the Civil War. Gottschalk composed for the piano combining American and Creole folk themes and rhythms in his work. Born at New Orleans, LA, he died Dec. 18, 1969, at Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. http://www.louismoreaugottschalk.com/ http://www.viridianaproductions.com/ameori.htm

1835-- Augusta Jane Evans Wilson birthday; U.S. novelist whose work is critically described today as sentimental and overblown, woman-stuff, but it sold very well in the mid 19th century. The unstated fact is that more than just women read her works. A Civil War report states that a Union general ordered all copies of her book , Macaria, in the possession of his troop was to be burned and the soldiers forbidden to read it. Heady actions for a book that only women read! Macaria was written in support of the Confederate position.

1862- In a major engagement in the Shenandoah Valley Campaign of the Civil War, General Stonewall Jackson’s rebel forces repulsed an attack by Union forces at McDowell, VA.

five days later the U.S. declares war against Mexico. On May 8, near Palo Alto, and the next day at Resaca de la Palma, Taylor led his 200 soldiers to victories against much larger Mexican forces. Poor training and inferior armaments undermined the Mexican army's troop advantage. Mexican gunpowder, for example, was of such poor quality that artillery barrages often sent cannonballs bouncing lazily across the battlefield, and the American soldiers merely had to step out of the way to avoid them. Following his victories at Palo Alto and Resaca de la Palma, Taylor crossed the Rio Grande and took the war into Mexican territory. During the next 10 months, he won four battles and gained control over the three northeastern Mexican states. The following year, the focus of the war shifted elsewhere, and Taylor's role diminished. Other generals continued the fight, which finally ended with General Winfield Scott's occupation of Mexico City in September of 1847. Zachary Taylor emerged from the war a national hero. Americans admiringly referred to him as "Old Rough and Ready" and erroneously believed his military victories suggested he would be a good political leader. Elected president in 1848, he proved to be an unskilled politician who tended to see complex problems in overly simplistic ways. In July 1850, Taylor returned from a public ceremony and complained that he felt ill. Suffering from a recurring attack of cholera, he died several days later.

1884-Harry S. Truman's birthday is a holiday in Missouri. He was the 33rd president of the United States, succeeded to that office upon the death of Franklin D. Roosevelt April 12, 1945. He was the last of nine presidents who did not attend college. Affectionately he was nicknamed "Give 'em Hell Harry" by admirers. http://www.whitehouse.gov/history/presidents/ht33.html

1886 - Dr. John S. Pemberton first sold his secret elixir. It was originally used for medicinal purposes., receiving $2300. The patent had a very slight ingredient called Cocaine in it. The new makers decided to eliminate it, as it could not be tasted . Nevertheless, the drink was to become a ”staple” of world soda’s. http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/today/may08.html

1893-birthday of Francis Desales Ouimet, American amateur golfer who is credited with establishing the popularity of golf in the US. Born at Brookline, MA, his golfing career began as a daddy. In 1912, at age 20, he generated national enthusiasm for the game when he became the first American and first amateur to win the US Open Golf Championships. He won the US Amateur Championships in 1914 and 1931, and was a member of the US Walker Cup team from its first tournament in 1922 until 1949, serving as the non-playing captain for six of those

years. In 1951, he became the first American to be elected Captain of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews, Scotland. Quiment died at Newton, ,Sept.2, 1967.

1910- Mary Lou Williams, U.S. arranger, composer , and pianist birthday; known as the "Queen of Jazz." A child prodigy, she toured while still in elementary school. Her piano playing was outstanding. She wrote a number of well known jazz tunes and is considered a main contributor to the development of bebop. She arranged and created music for most of the big bands from Duke Ellington to the Dorseys. She converted to Catholicism after an emotional crisis while she was touring in France and went into a retreat. She composed several masses and religious music but she returned to the jazz/swing stage. Mary Lou Williams was artist in residence at Duke University.

1911- the birthday of perhaps one of greatest blues guitarist Robert Johnson. Born at Hazelhurst, MS, and murdered at age 27, Aug 16, 1938, at Greenwood, MS (poisoned by a jealous husband, they sing), in his short life Johnson was a master blues guitarist, a singer and songwriter of great influence. He developed a unique guitar style of such skill that it was said he acquired his ability by selling his soul to the Devil—the film Crossroads is based very loosely on this myth. Johnson’s only two recording sessions captured for us the classics “Sweet Home Chicago,” “Cross Road Blues,” “Me and the Devil Blues” and others. Johnson was inducted posthumously into the Blues Hall of Fame in 1980 and the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1986. http://www.blueflamecafe.com/index.html

1915 –the first filly to win the Kentucky Derby horse race at Churchill Downs, Louisville, KY, was “Regret, Harry Payne Whitney’s chestnut filly. She ran the mile and a quarter in 2 minutes, 5.4 seconds to win the 41^st Kentucky Derby. There were 16 starters.

1926-birthday of Don Rickles, comedian, actor, one of my favorites, still performing today, New York, NY.

1939-Clay Puett, installed a two-stall working model of his new electric starting gate for horse races at Hollywood Park, Inglewood, CA. The first full-size gate was used at Bay Meadows Race Track, San Mateo, CA, on October 7, 1939. The gates were equipped with a bomb-release type of lock operated by solenoids. The front doors when closed formed a V and opened outwards by means of springs.

1940- Singer Rick Nelson was born in Teaneck, New Jersey. His parents, Ozzie and Harriet, had a popular radio show, and Ricky joined the cast at the age of eight. The show moved to TV in the 1950's, and as a result of its popularity, Ricky Nelson gained a recording contract. "A Teenager's Romance" and "I'm Walkin' " was a double-sided hit for him in 1957. Nelson had more than 35 records on the Billboard Hot 100 chart until 1963. Among them - "Stood Up," "Poor Little Fool" and "Travellin' Man." In the late '60s, he became Rick instead of Ricky, and turned to a more country-oriented style. His autobiographical song "Garden Party" was a top- ten record in 1972. On New Year's Eve, 1985, Nelson, his fiancée and five members of his Stone Canyon Band were killed in a plane crash in northeastern Texas.

1942- the Battle of the Coral Sea began, which greatly impeded Japanese expansion and introduced a new form of naval warfare. None of the surface vessels exchanged fire---the entire battle was waged by aircraft. The victory gave people at home much optimism and renewed faith as the US lost a their first air craft carrier, destroyer and tanker. The Lexington Aircraft carrier was commanded by Rear Admiral Frederick Carl Sherman, which took tow bombs and two aircraft torpedoes. Some 150 men were killed. The Japanese lost seven warships, including a carrier, and the loss changed their war plans, as outlined in "Victory at Sea." http://www.history.navy.mil/photos/events/wwii-pac/coralsea/coralsea.htm http://history.acusd.edu/gen/WW2Timeline/coral.html

1943-birthday of Toni Tennille, singer ( with husband Daryl Dragon made up Captain and Tennille), born Montgomery, AL. http://www.tonitennille.net/

1945- Stalin refused to recognize the document of unconditional surrender signed at Reims the previous day, so a second signing was held at Berlin. The event was turned into an elaborate formal ceremony by the Soviets who had Inst some 10 million lives during the war. The surrender documents set one minute past midnight, which was 9:01pm EST in the U.S May 9., and although it was first officially declared V.E. Day ( Victory in Europe ), it later became to be observed on May 8 as it was actually celebrated in the United States.

1946- Glenn Gould first appeared as a pianist with orchestra. He played the first movement of Beethoven's "Concerto Number Four" with the Toronto Conservatory of Music Orchestra. Gould was only 13 years old at the time.

1954-World-record holder William Parry O’Brien of the US became the first shot-putter to clear 60 feet with a throw of 60 feet, 65 ¼ inches, at a meet in Los Angeles. O’Brien won gold medals at the 1952 and 1956 Olympics and a silver medal at the 1960 games.

1958-Ernest Green becomes the first Black person to graduate from Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas.

1959-birthday of Ronald Mandel “Ronnie” Lott, Hall of Fame football player, born Albuquerque, NM.

1961 – The Metropolitans change their name, to play in the Polo Grounds the following year, to the Mets.

1962 – “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum” opens at the Alvin Theater in New York starring Zero Mostel. The hit lasts for 964 performances. http://www.geocities.com/Broadway/Lobby/4320/

1966-Frank Robinson of the Orioles became the only player ever to hit a home run out of Baltimore’s Memorial Stadium. His long drive over the left-field wall, Against Luis Tiant of the Cleveland Indians, traveled an estimated 451 feet. http://www.primenet.com/~jpmill/bball/robf.htm

1966-The St. Louis Cardinals played their last game in old Busch Stadium, formerly known as Sportsman’s Park, losing to the San Francisco Giants, 10-5. They opened new Busch Memorial Stadium on May 12.

1968-Jim “Catfish” Hunter of the Oakland Athletics pitched a perfect game, defeating the Minnesota Twins, 4-0. This was the first regular-season perfect game in the American League since Charlie Robertson turned the trick in 1922. http://www.hertfordbaptist.org/hunter.html

1970-The Beatles 13^th album, Let It Be, was released in the United Kingdom on this date. The album zoomed on this date. The album zoomed to number one on the record charts. It was the last album the Beatles made together.

1970-The New York Knicks won their first NBA title, defeating the Los Angels Lakers, 113-99, in Game 7 of the finals. The Knicks were let by injured center Willis Reed, who limped onto the court to score the game’s first two baskets, and guard Walt Frazier, who scored 36 points.

1985 - Larry Bird scored a career-high 43 points to lead the Boston Celtics to a 130-123 win over the Detroit Pistons

1989-An early version of Prodigy's commercial online service, the company's "videotex" service began experiencing intermittent outages, as the company began rolling the service out nationally. Prodigy had introduced its services in limited markets in October 1988. About 55,000 subscribers had joined the service, a joint venture of Sears and IBM.

1997-Los Angeles Police Chief Willie L. Williams formally presented Capt. Betty P. Kelepecz with a commander's badge, making her the highest-rankingfem ale officer LAPD history. Kelepecz earned a law degree and become an attorney while rising through the department's ranks, is noted as an effective leader and administrator. Just before Kelepecz's promotion, an internal report confirmed former Det. Mark Fuhrman's allegations that a group of male officers in the West Los Angeles police station repeatedly harassed female colleagues.

"We didn't see it as harassment back then, we saw it as playing along, doing what you needed to do to survive," Capt. Kelepeecz said. "Some male officers would say to me, 'I don't think you belong on the job.' " She said that the attitudes of some of her male colleagues toward women during the early part of her career would not be tolerated in today's LAPD. She recalls enduring inappropriate and demeaning comments and even outright hostility as a young officer. At the time of Kelepecz's promotion, LAPD was 17.3% female.

MIAMI, FLORIDA, -IT manufacturers have an "enormous" potential to expand business in Latin America, according to a white paper circulating this month from The Alta Group’s Latin American unit.

The report, entitled Latin American IT Business: Risk and Rewards in Financing With America’s Neighbors, finds that rising living standards, a growing demand for information technology, and an increasing appetite for lease financing are contributing to positive economic potential, especially in Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Venezuela, Chile and Peru. Indeed, despite economic and political volatility in Argentina and violence in Colombia, business fundamentals are sound in most South American economies, according to the report.

Rafael Castillo-Triana, a principal in The Alta Group, a leading international consulting firm which focuses on equipment leasing and manufacturing, researched and wrote the white paper. In doing so, he drew on data compiled by the U.S. Department of Commerce, other government organizations and industry associations, as well as his own experiences as a consultant to U.S.-based companies operating in Latin America.

U.S. government data reveal a potential for $25 billion in total sales in Latin America this year, while the Asociación de Leasing de Argentina expects "favorable scenarios" to emerge for IT equipment leasing in the near future. Brazil, already a thriving market for IT goods and services, has made tremendous advances in e-commerce and electronic banking and, according to the white paper, 23 million Brazilians currently use the Internet.

Venezuela is experiencing major growth in services that leverage both wireline and wireless Internet infrastructure, including e-commerce, e-banking, virtual private networks and such e-business solutions as customer relationship management. In fact, according to Castillo-Triana's paper, the total market for private networks alone is estimated at more than US$300 million, while the overall IT market is currently valued at an estimated US$648 million.

Even Chile, a small country relative to many of its Latin American neighbors, features sophisticated business sectors with a global reach. Further, Chile enjoys the highest rate of Internet penetration among all Latin American economies.

Throughout Latin America, Castillo-Triana writes that IT customers require not only extended payment terms for their hardware and software but also off-balance sheet solutions and tax-deductible structures. However, local financial markets have not yet developed the expertise to provide such financial instruments. Suggesting that U.S.-based companies could take advantage of this situation, he nevertheless advises them to seek knowledgeable assistance in managing country-specific risks and in understanding the unique market characteristics outlined in the paper.

Castillo-Triana is an attorney with more than 20 years of business and management experience in the Latin American leasing industry. Formerly the executive vice president of Leasing Grancolombiana S.A., he founded Megaleasing S.A. for a Colombian affiliate of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, and established Equileasing S.A. as well. The latter was the first distributor captive leasing company for Canon equipment in Colombia. Castillo-Triana heads The Alta Group’s Latin American division, which provides such advisory services as market niche analysis, analysis of potential customers, country risk analysis and recommendations and cross-border delinquency management, including collection strategies and supervision.

The report draws on government research as well as observations by Alta Principal Rafael Castillo-Triana, the author of this paper.

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