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Appraising Income Securitization in the Public Sector: the sale of student rents at Keele University.

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Already a mainstream source of finance in the private sector, theexchange of future income for present cash is increasingly being promoted bythe international financial services industry as a means of funding capitalprojects in the public sector. This paper reports on the value-for-money...

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