You have transferred your risk, you have no contractual obligation to take that risk down, and yet you are still holding capital gains.
David Schweikert: “You have transferred your risk, you have no contractual obligation to take that risk down, and yet you are still holding…”
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Schweikert discusses the implications of risk transfer in financial obligations.
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