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{{anat|security}}''Compare with [[title transfer]] and {{pbprov|reuse}}. Often used in place of the better term “{{pbprov|reuse}}”, {{pbprov|rehypothecation}} is a New York law means of achieving reuse of pledged assets. It is not strictly accurate when applied to [[title transfer collateral arrangements]] as the collateral taker in that case owns the asset absolutely, and does not therefore need a right to “[[rehypothecate]]” it. '' | {{anat|security|}}''Compare with [[title transfer]] and {{pbprov|reuse}}. Often used in place of the better term “{{pbprov|reuse}}”, {{pbprov|rehypothecation}} is a New York law means of achieving reuse of pledged assets. It is not strictly accurate when applied to [[title transfer collateral arrangements]] as the collateral taker in that case owns the asset absolutely, and does not therefore need a right to “[[rehypothecate]]” it. '' | ||
{{pbprov|Rehypothecation}}, or “{{pbprov|rehypo}}”, is an important part of {{pbprov|margin lending}}: more important than ordinary [[hypothecation]], a term you don’t often see (and which as far as [[I]] know simply means to [[pledge]] assets by way of [[security]] for a [[debt]]). | {{pbprov|Rehypothecation}}, or “{{pbprov|rehypo}}”, is an important part of {{pbprov|margin lending}}: more important than ordinary [[hypothecation]], a term you don’t often see (and which as far as [[I]] know simply means to [[pledge]] assets by way of [[security]] for a [[debt]]). | ||