Re: Asset Tokenization

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This is beginning to sound like the conversation I had with what amount to a salesman (bank VP) at HSBC just before the Great Recession, where he was confidently describing a tranche securitized group oof mortgages as "perfectly safe, yet paying great interest". I passed, but it took a while to get paid on some Hartford Insurance auction notes.

Jeff

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