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[[File:Ugland House.jpg|400px|thumb|right|The building which stands today in memory of [[Robert Maguire Ugland]]]]
[[File:Ugland House.jpg|400px|thumb|right|The building which stands today in memory of [[Robert Maguire Ugland]]]]
A grand, ocean-fronted five-story Spanish hacienda, [[Ugland House]], houses tens of thousands of [[orphan ownership|orphan]] companies. It was named after the founding father of [[high finance]], [[Robert Maguire Ugland]], who set up the first orphanage for parentless companies in the [[Cayman Islands]].
A grand, ocean-fronted five-story Spanish hacienda, [[Ugland House]], houses tens of thousands of homeless, cold, starving  [[orphan ownership|orphan]] [[special purpose vehicles]]. It was named after the founding father of [[high finance]], [[Robert Maguire Ugland]], who set up the first orphanage for parentless companies in the [[Cayman Islands]].
 
In Ugland’s immortal words:
 
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Revision as of 17:05, 27 October 2017

The building which stands today in memory of Robert Maguire Ugland

A grand, ocean-fronted five-story Spanish hacienda, Ugland House, houses tens of thousands of homeless, cold, starving orphan special purpose vehicles. It was named after the founding father of high finance, Robert Maguire Ugland, who set up the first orphanage for parentless companies in the Cayman Islands.

In Ugland’s immortal words:

“Give me your poor, huddled, lost little special purpose vehicles. Give them all to me: yea, even unto their tens of thousands. I will nourish them. I will feed them. I will shelter them, just as they will shelter you, and your taxable income.”

Important disclaimer: The author has never been to the Cayman Islands, and he’s hardly going to get an invitation now. There is, therefore, much fantastical speculation in this article and you should assume it is, at the very least, mostly false.