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*Why aren’t debt securities traded on exchange? | *Why aren’t debt securities traded on exchange? | ||
*The complicated relationship between debt securities and credit derivatives | |||
*What happens if an issuer holds its own debt securities? Is some dark magic invoked, or a portal opened to a nasty dimension in the space-tedium continuum? | *What happens if an issuer holds its own debt securities? Is some dark magic invoked, or a portal opened to a nasty dimension in the space-tedium continuum? | ||
*American stiltery about merger of a contract of indebtedness into a negotiable instrument | |||
*Could a very short-term — say, ooh, less than one year — debt security count as a “deposit” under FSMA? | |||
Latest revision as of 14:31, 12 July 2023
- Why aren’t debt securities traded on exchange?
- The complicated relationship between debt securities and credit derivatives
- What happens if an issuer holds its own debt securities? Is some dark magic invoked, or a portal opened to a nasty dimension in the space-tedium continuum?
- American stiltery about merger of a contract of indebtedness into a negotiable instrument
- Could a very short-term — say, ooh, less than one year — debt security count as a “deposit” under FSMA?