How investors fund a transaction against a securities portfolio, so the holdings stay invested while the capital moves.

1. What Lombard lending is, and who it is for
2. The real cost of selling
3. How the facility works
4. The advance rate and what moves it
5. What the bank accepts as collateral
6. The margin call and how it is managed
7. Lombard with a mortgage: security on two pillars
8. The cross-border mechanics
9. How the facility is repaid, and how you leave it
Funding a purchase against a securities portfolio, from EUR 1M to EUR 200M at up to 70 per cent depending on the transaction, while the portfolio stays invested.
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