Syndicated Bank Loans

Syndicated Bank Loans Video

In an effort to explain more about the types of securities or investment types that hedge funds sometimes use in their portfolios I have recently published several videos. Here is another one describing syndicated bank loans. Many people do not know what these are and this video is a quick way to get a high level overview of what they are. If you cannot view the video below please click here to view it now.

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- Richard

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