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{{a|g|[[File:Repo.jpg|thumb|450px|center|Debbi: “Duke, let’s go do some crimes”. Duke: “Yeah. Let’s go get sushi and not pay.”]]}}Cool movie, in which wily old broker Geyser Barrow-Boyes (''Harry Dean Stanton'')world is turned upside down when handsome young wealth manager Joost Van Der Graaf (''Emilio Estevez'') unexpectedly discloses the outright [[title transfer]] nature of their collateral arrangement pursuant to Article 15 of the [[Securities Financing Transactions Regulation]].
{{a|g|[[File:Repo.jpg|thumb|450px|center|Debbi: “Duke, let’s go do some crimes”. Duke: “Yeah. Let’s go get sushi and not pay.”]]}}Cool movie, in which wily old broker Geyser Barrow-Boyes (''Harry Dean Stanton'')’s world is turned upside down when handsome young wealth manager Joost Van Der Graaf (''Emilio Estevez'') unexpectedly discloses the outright [[title transfer]] nature of their collateral arrangement pursuant to [[Article 15 SFTR disclosure document|Article 15]] of the [[Securities Financing Transactions Regulation]].
 
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Cool movie, in which wily old broker Geyser Barrow-Boyes (Harry Dean Stanton)’s world is turned upside down when handsome young wealth manager Joost Van Der Graaf (Emilio Estevez) unexpectedly discloses the outright title transfer nature of their collateral arrangement pursuant to Article 15 of the Securities Financing Transactions Regulation.

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