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{{anat|security}}{{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]]).  
{{anat|security}}{{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]]).  


===New York law-style [[credit support]] arrangements===
''Re''hypothecation achieves the chimaerical effect of allowing a recipient of ''[[pledge|pledged]]'' [[collateral]] — i.e., [[collateral]] the recipient doesn’t ''own'', but simply possesses with a [[security interest]] — to sell that [[collateral]] outright to a third party, on condition that it remains liable the original pledgor to return an indentical (“[[fungible]]”) asset at the conclusion of the [[pledge]].  
''Re''hypothecation achieves the chimaerical effect of allowing a recipient of ''[[pledge|pledged]]'' [[collateral]] — i.e., [[collateral]] the recipient doesn’t ''own'', but simply possesses with a [[security interest]] — to sell that [[collateral]] outright to a third party, on condition that it remains liable the original pledgor to return an indentical (“[[fungible]]”) asset at the conclusion of the [[pledge]].