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2018
Abstract This chapter discusses securities. Securities are an important and complex category of intangible. A ‘security’ is defined as a fungible financial instrument, offered for sale on identical terms to multiple investors on first issue, and thereafter generally traded in a market that facilitates its free transfer.
Marcus Smith, Nico Leslie
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Abstract This chapter discusses securities. Securities are an important and complex category of intangible. A ‘security’ is defined as a fungible financial instrument, offered for sale on identical terms to multiple investors on first issue, and thereafter generally traded in a market that facilitates its free transfer.
Marcus Smith, Nico Leslie
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EXTERNAL DEBT SECURITY IN THE STATE ECONOMIC SECURITY SYSTEM
Actual Problems of Economics, 2022The article defines the features of external debt security in the system of economic security of the state. The place of external debt security in the system of national and economic security is defined. The strategies of various countries to ensure economic stability are analyzed. The meaningful characteristics of foreign debt security are determined.
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Debt Enforcement and Social Security
The Journal of Social Welfare Law, 1983Abstract The issues raised in this article arose “out of and in the course of” a piece of research on diligence (the name given to the range of procedures available for enforcing judgment debts in Scotland) which Ed Wozniak and I recently carried out for the Scottish Law Commission.1 Our remit was to describe in detail the impact of diligence on a ...
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Secured Debt under Conditions of Imperfect Information
The Journal of Legal Studies, 1992FOR over a decade, legal academics have observed that the regulation of secured transactions takes place in the absence of any consensus as to the role of security interests in private debt contracts.' Several authors have confessed to the enigma of secured debt as a financing instrument.2 Yet the widespread use of security interests suggests that they
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2019
This chapter discusses why companies borrow money, the various sources of debt capital, and the rules relating to secured and unsecured borrowing. An obvious reason why companies borrow is because the company is struggling financially, and so other forms of capital will prove insufficient to meet the company's debts or liabilities. In such a case, debt
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This chapter discusses why companies borrow money, the various sources of debt capital, and the rules relating to secured and unsecured borrowing. An obvious reason why companies borrow is because the company is struggling financially, and so other forms of capital will prove insufficient to meet the company's debts or liabilities. In such a case, debt
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The cost of debt of renewable and non-renewable energy firms
Nature Energy, 2021Karol Kempa +2 more
exaly
ESG practices and the cost of debt: Evidence from EU countries
Critical Perspectives on Accounting, 2021Yasser Eliwa, Ahmed Aboud, Ahmed Saleh
exaly