Secured Transactions

Students of commercial finance meet some of the most intricate present-day deals here, including repurchase agreements and securitization. The author keeps the material approachable, opening each chapter with lengthy introductory discussion that orients the reader before the detailed law arrives. Despite covering a demanding field, the volume stays fairly compact.

Instead of walking through the statute section by section, the book arranges its content around kinds of deals, such as financing equipment or secured lending against inventory. Readers follow how a given transaction unfolds from start to finish, which gives the code provisions a practical context they might otherwise lack.