The Secondary Market Becomes the Exit
Private funds promised distributions on a timetable that stopped being met. The secondary market has grown from a distressed corner into the mechanism by which investors get money back at all.
Private funds promised distributions on a timetable that stopped being met. The secondary market has grown from a distressed corner into the mechanism by which investors get money back at all.
A cemetery sells plots once and maintains them forever, funded by a trust whose income was supposed to cover the mowing. Cremation broke the first half of that arrangement and arithmetic broke the second.