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Is that a floating charge debenture?
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Is that a debenture American or debenture British?
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After a couple days I figured I am just confusing things...
This is curious - there is a different definition for debenture depending on whether it is North American banking, or British banking. I wonder if that is because of the trust relationship between the Crown and the Fed?Comment
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If you will note, one is the opposite of the other.Originally posted by David Merrill View PostAfter a couple days I figured I am just confusing things...
This is curious - there is a different definition for debenture depending on whether it is North American banking, or British banking. I wonder if that is because of the trust relationship between the Crown and the Fed?
In America, a debenture is an unsecured loan.
In Britain, a debenture is a bond backed by assets.Comment
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That is how I read it. Interesting!
My filter contains a paper by Michael Edward, from way back. He told me that he was receiving mysterious calls requesting that he scrub it from the Internet and that where found, it was being edited. So he gave me an original copy of the file:
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The "Lord of lords" is correctly identified at the end of the Article - Page 8, paragraph 4. YOU, You and you. The King of Kings is PENDRAGON. Self-activation is your destiny. Know your heritage.QUOTING: Reaffirming our commitment to advance common values, the United States and Russia will continue to work together to protect and advance human rights, tolerance, religious freedom, free speech and independent media, economic opportunity, and the rule of law.
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Interesting article about Special Drawing Rights. Did you know the IMF created 456 billion new SDRs last year?
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