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Moving Secured Transaction Reform Ahead : Audio

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Moving Secured Transaction Reform Ahead : Audio

DATE: September 3, 2012

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Charles Shapiro of the Institute of the Americas and Boris Kozolchyk of the University of Arizona and the National Law Center discuss secured transaction reform, a movement in some countries intended to modernize how small and medium-sized businesses get loans from banks.

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Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta. "Moving Secured Transaction Reform Ahead : Audio," EconSouthNow (September 3, 2012). https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/7158/item/649394/content/mp3/20120903-moving-secured-transaction-reform-ahead, accessed on November 16, 2024.

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