How a timing gap is bridged against a committed exit, and what separates a timing instrument from a bet.

1. The gap between two dates
2. What a bridge is, and what it is not
3. The exit, designed before signature
4. What the financier verifies
5. Security, limited to what is necessary
6. The real cost, weighed against the cost of losing the asset
7. When a bridge is the wrong answer
8. The margin for delay
9. The file for a bridge, phase by phase
Completing an acquisition before committed funds arrive, with the exit verified and the security limited to what the transaction requires.
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