Stock Loan – Single Stock Loan – Blue Chip Stocks

By on 10 November 2021   /   Blog  
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What Is  A Stock Loan? A Non-Recourse Stock Loan by definition is a structured financing tool that is secured exclusively by the pledge of specific stock(s) which means that there is no additional collateral or personal guarantees required. This type of stock loan or financing product allows a borrower to unlock the cash value of their equity position without selling the shares in the open market or risking the use of recourse loans such as margin loans. By pledging securities as collateral for a Non-Recourse Stock Loan, a borrower is able to eliminate concerns about debt liability should a default occur due to market volatility or other factors that can cause a stock’s value to fall. The non-recourse aspect allows a borrower to simply walk

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Securities Financing Products Available From Our Range Of Private Lenders

By on 26 March 2021   /   Blog  
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Securities Financing Products Available From Our Range Of Private Lenders

Securities Financing Products Available From Our Range Of Private Lenders There is a crucial distinction between the loans we offer, securities financing, and the more commonly issued recourse loans. Both loan types include borrowing money in return for collateral. With recourse loans, however, the lender can come after much more than what you put up as collateral, and failure to repay the loans can result in When you borrow for a personal or business-related purchase, such as a vehicle or a tractor, you typically enter into what’s known as a recourse loan. This means that you are fully responsible to repay that loan by whatever means necessary, including not only repossession of the asset(s) you bought with the loan, but any other assets necessary to

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Stock Lending 3 Things That You Should Do With Stock Loans

By on 8 July 2020   /   Blog  
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1. If you aren’t stock lending yet or issuing stock loans, you should seriously consider starting Some people may be concerned about making their securities available for loan to short-sellers. I am not going to get into the philosophical debate about the merits of short-selling here, but if you think that you joining the market is going to enable short sellers further, think again. There are already over $20 trillion of securities available for loan from a broad array of investors segments around the world, so unless you have a huge small-cap portfolio that’s new to the market, it’s unlikely you will be changing the supply/demand dynamics. What I can tell you for sure is that investors that are lending are capturing revenues you aren’t.

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