Leaseback
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https://doi.org/10.11565/gesten.v3i1.52Abstract
Leaseback is a financial contract used by companies to obtain liquidity from their fixed assets. In practice, a financial institution buys a company's assets and then leases them back to that same company for a set period. This article presents a brief history of the first leaseback transaction carried out in Chile, in early 1980, as told by one of its protagonists.
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