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Greensill "Secured" Lending

posted by Stephen Lubben

Slips readers will be interested in Matt Levine's column today, which takes a deep dive into the recently failed Greensill's lending against “prospective receivables,” which is kind of like lending against my prospective estate in Scotland. Both look a lot like unsecured lending.

March 17, 2021 at 11:33 AM in Comparative & Int'l Perspectives, Financial Institutions, Secured Lending

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When my first check comes in from the contract I'm contemplating with the Mets, the funds will go straight into a lockbox so you're fully protected.

Posted by: Vince Buccola | March 19, 2021 at 08:18 AM

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