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Christine Tu

Research Analyst at Morgan Stanley

Christine Tu is Managing Director and Head of Artificial Intelligence at Morgan Stanley, where she leads the firm’s enterprise AI strategy and technology delivery. She plays a pivotal role in advancing AI adoption across Morgan Stanley, spearheading initiatives that impact core business operations and innovation. Christine previously served in leadership roles within the organization prior to becoming Managing Director, and her career spans extensive experience in technology strategy and implementation at the firm. She is recognized for her expertise in artificial intelligence and enterprise technology, though specific performance metrics, company coverage, securities licenses, or TipRanks rankings are not publicly available.

Christine Tu's questions to FTAI Aviation (FTAI) leadership

Question · Q3 2025

Christine Tu inquired about the availability and pricing of aircraft and engine assets for SCI, the nature of investor conversations regarding SCI's appeal and potential concerns, the financial treatment of FTAI's 19% equity portion in SCI within adjusted EBITDA and leasing segment, and the 'secret sauce' behind the module facility's rapid growth and market penetration.

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Joe Adams, Chairman and CEO, identified lessors and airlines as key asset sources, highlighting FTAI's competitive advantage with engine exchanges and MRE as a problem-solving solution for investors, offering higher returns, lower risk, and predictable cash flows. Angela Nam, CFO and CAO, clarified that the 19% equity pickup, servicing revenue, and engine exchanges from SCI would all be included in adjusted EBITDA within the leasing and aerospace products segments. Joe Adams attributed the module facility's success to a focused strategy on CFM56 and V2500 engines, and the ability to attract and retain talent by selling a compelling vision of solving customer problems.

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Question · Q3 2025

Christine Tu inquired about the availability, pricing, and expected returns of aircraft engine assets for SCI, the nature of investor conversations, and the financial treatment of FTAI's 19% equity portion in SCI within the company's financials. She also asked about the 'secret sauce' behind FTAI's rapid growth and market penetration in module facilities.

Answer

Joe Adams, Chairman and CEO of FTAI Aviation, described asset sources from lessors and airlines, highlighting FTAI's competitive advantage with engine exchanges. He noted investors are attracted to SCI's higher returns, lower risk, predictable cash flows, and asset-backed structure. Angela Nam, CFO and CAO, clarified that FTAI's 19% equity pickup will be in the equity income line, servicing revenue in the leasing segment's 'other revenue,' and engine exchanges in aerospace products, all included in adjusted EBITDA. Joe Adams attributed the module facility's success to a focused strategy on CFM56 and V2500 engines and the ability to attract and retain talented people by selling a compelling vision.

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