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  • ...ich recognises such intellectual fictions, the person holding [[beneficial interest]] in, as opposed to [[legal title]] to, a right or asset. A lot of the time legal title and beneficial interest will be held by the same person. For them not to be implies some kind of [[
    416 bytes (65 words) - 13:54, 16 October 2023
  • ...se — that the Roman law system knows no separation of beneficial and legal interest — that is exactly what this is: a {{tag|contract}} in which one or more c
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  • ...is sometimes said that there are only four types of consensual [[Security interest|security right]] known to the law, namely [[pledge]], [[lien]], [[mortgage] ===Types of security interest===
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  • ...collateral arrangement]]. A useful fellow if you want to grant [[Security interest|security]] over a revolving pool of collateral securities and retain a righ ...mslaprov|Lender}}, whereupon the {{gmslaprov|Lender}} holds the beneficial interest.
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  • ...security interest]] and may even have [[legal title]] but down not have [[beneficial ownership]] of the asset in question ... buuuuuut if [[rehypothecation]] is
    936 bytes (140 words) - 08:14, 7 April 2020
  • ...rest, in fact, that involves transferring ''[[legal title]]'', but not ''[[beneficial ownership]]'', to [[property]] as [[security]] for a [[debt]]. Your mum and ...riginal mortgagor or entitled to redeem a mortgage according to his estate interest or right in the mortgaged property; “'''[[mortgagee]]'''” includes a [[
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  • ...taphysical construct achieved by splitting an individual’s “equitable” or “beneficial” ownership away from er “legal” ownership; in the Americas, an existe .... This non-legal-ownership-but-all-other-value we call the “benefit” or “[[beneficial ownership]]” of the asset.<br>
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  • ...the beneficiaries need to (or indeed, can) record any direct [[beneficial interest]] in the trust assets, at least until the trustee has actually exercises it
    1 KB (187 words) - 08:59, 29 September 2020
  • ...D achieving what it set out to achieve, and indeed all have quite a bit of interest, if it ''did'' achieve what it set out to achieve, in persuading their inte ...n requirements which otherwise would be required (registering the security interest with the registrar of companies for example) do not apply.
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  • ...concatenation of contracts and arrangements whereby one can trace one’s [[beneficial ownership]] of one’s [[custody asset|security]] all the way from one’s ...ts and the [[Trust|clever distinction]] between “beneficial” and “legal” [[interest]]s in these securities (at their various layers of abstraction) to make the
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  • ...nation, Barclays can take account of its own interest in preference to the interest of Unicredit. To my mind the answer is that it can, because ''any commercia ...erparty but not be a balanced or accurate assessment of the counterparty’s interest. Could Barclays ask that the counterparty’s account of its own interests
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  • {{a|trust|}}One who holds the [[beneficial interest]] in something to which it has [[legal title]] on {{tag|trust}} for someone
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  • ...ligible persons represent in the aggregate less than 10% of the beneficial interest in the entity, and that such entity was not formed principally for the purp :(b) in which fewer than 10% of the beneficial interests in the vehicle are in fact held by US Persons}}
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  • ...s [[custodian]], the [[prime broker]] has legal title but not [[beneficial interest]] in the asset. Therefore the term [[rehypothecation]], to describe the pro ...teral]] the holder doesn’t ''own'', but simply possesses with a [[security interest]] — to sell that [[collateral]] outright to a third party, on condition t
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  • ...tor has the right to exchange its asset-backed security for the beneficial interest in the assets underlying the note. (Well, you never know, right?) You might {{quote|this security interest constitutes a financial collateral arrangement as defined in the Financial
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  • ...and has nothing at all to do with the swap counterparty’s wish to maintain beneficial or legal ownership of the shares. ...he performance of a stock through derivatives. It is hard to see the IRS’s interest in targeting legal “[[verbiage]]” to see if they catch [[dealer]]s out
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  • ...quick conversation between the desks settled that this might be a mutually beneficial arrangement — ''Deustchland'' had its own, own-credit risk to manage, aft ...blished, in whose ongoing progress enough [[stakeholder]]s have a personal interest, may have the momentum to survive even this. For — when a [[platinum clie
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