Microsoft Financing plans to increase
the amount it finances for certain purchases by 60 per cent, with
expectations to issue $1.25bn (£0.65bn) in loans for 2008, up from
$780m (£390m) it made in 2007.
Brian Madison, general manager of Microsoft Financing said: “The
decision to do all this was tied to the macro situation.
Information-technology buyers keep accelerating their leasing and
financing, so we see this as a time when we can make a big
difference by making things easier.”
the amount it finances for certain purchases by 60 per cent, with
expectations to issue $1.25bn (£0.65bn) in loans for 2008, up from
$780m (£390m) it made in 2007.
Brian Madison, general manager of Microsoft Financing said: “The
decision to do all this was tied to the macro situation.
Information-technology buyers keep accelerating their leasing and
financing, so we see this as a time when we can make a big
difference by making things easier.”
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