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{{g}}The process of selling ones invoices to a collection agent at some discount. It is a way of monetising a future income stream, so is a distant relation — a sort of long-lost cousin from Australia — to David Bowie’s idea which almost wrecked the global-economy, let’s not forget of securitising the future royalties for bunch of moody instrumentals he once recorded in Berlin.
{{g}}The process of selling ones invoices to a collection agent at some discount. It is a way of monetising a future income stream, so is a distant relation — a sort of long-lost cousin from Australia — to [[David Bowie]]’s idea, which [[Global financial crisis|almost wrecked the global economy]], let’s not forget, of securitising the future royalties for bunch of moody instrumentals he once recorded in Berlin.


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The process of selling ones invoices to a collection agent at some discount. It is a way of monetising a future income stream, so is a distant relation — a sort of long-lost cousin from Australia — to David Bowie’s idea, which almost wrecked the global economy, let’s not forget, of securitising the future royalties for bunch of moody instrumentals he once recorded in Berlin.

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