Structured credit enhancements

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2004-03-26

2009-10-20

Campen, Kelly (Department: 3691)

Data processing: financial, business practice, management, or co

Automated electrical financial or business practice or...

Finance

C705S038000, C705S037000, C705S03600T, C705S03600T

Reexamination Certificate

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07606749

ABSTRACT:
Methods of raising funds for an entity, such as a municipality. The method may include the entity offering a first set of debt obligations and offering a second set of debt obligations by one of the entity and a second entity created for the purpose of offering the second set of debt obligations. The method additionally includes purchasing assets with proceeds from the offering of the second set of debt obligations. Holders of the first set of debt obligations have a security interest in the assets such that, in the event the entity defaults on a payment obligation of the first set of debt obligations, the assets are liquidated to redeem the first set of debt obligations from the holders thereof. Alternatively, proceeds from the assets may be paid as due to the holders of the first set of debt obligations.

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