A financial instrument issued in a eurocurrency with a maturity period typically ranging from three to six years. These notes can be either unsecured or asset-backed.
A type of arbitrage fund that finances its operations through the sale of asset-backed commercial paper and medium-term notes, investing primarily in asset-backed securities.
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