Home UAE Abu Dhabi Abu Dhabi’s Waha Capital In $575m Hedging Deal On Half Of AerCap Stake Waha Capital will use the money from the deal to repay debt and fund new investments, the company said in a statement. by Reuters September 3, 2014 Abu Dhabi’s Waha Capital has entered into a $575 million hedging deal on half of its stake in AerCap Holdings, the Emirati investment company said on Wednesday. Waha will use the money to repay debt and fund new investments, according to a company statement to Abu Dhabi’s bourse. AerCap Holdings, in which Waha was its largest shareholder, bought American International Group’s aircraft leasing business in a $5.4 billion cash and share deal that was completed in May. This deal reduced Waha’s stake in AerCap to 14.1 per cent from 26.3 per cent. The hedging agreement locks in the value of half the shares Waha owns in AerCap at a minimum $42.39 each, up to a maximum $61.23. AerCap’s shares ended Tuesday at $49.17. 0 Comments