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{{a|gmsla|[[File:Triparty Diagram.png|thumb|500px|Like so]]}}An [[agent]] (usually a [[financial institution]] with a significant [[wealth management]] or [[asset management ]] business) who [[Stock Lending|lends]] securities of its principals under [[stock lending]] arrangements.
An [[agent]] (usually a [[financial institution]] with a significant [[wealth management]] or [[asset management ]] business) who [[Stock Lending|lends]] securities of its principals under [[stock lending]] arrangements.


Valuable counterparties to banks who can “[[collateral upgrade|upgrade]]” their portfolio of equity securities by using them as collateral when borrowing high quality assets.
Valuable counterparties to banks who can “[[collateral upgrade|upgrade]]” their portfolio of equity securities by using them as collateral when borrowing high quality assets.
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Goes hand in hand with a [[tri-party collateral arrangement]]
Goes hand in hand with a [[tri-party collateral arrangement]]


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Agent lending is a different thing to [[rehypothecation]] (actually, it is often the exact counterpoint) and one shouldn't confuse the two, especially if one is reading Article {{ucits5prov|22(7)}} of the {{t|UCITS V}} regulation.
 
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*[[Securities financing]]
*[[Pledge GMSLA]]
*[[Pledge GMSLA]]
*[[Rehypothecation]]
*[[Triparty agent]]