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05 December 2008
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Giant Dutch fund provides liquidity boost in rare loan deal
Elizabeth Pfeuti
20 Aug 2008
Standard Chartered has become one of the first financial institutions to enlist pension fund assets to improve its liquidity position after bringing in the €86bn ($126.5bn) Dutch healthcare workers’ fund as a partner on an innovative collateralised loan obligation deal worth $2.5bn (€1.7bn).
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