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GPU Financing Filters Into ABS With Stonebriar, Wingspire Deals

The growing demand for capital to fund artificial intelligence investment is filtering into a little-watched corner of the asset-backed securities market: bonds secured by equipment loans and leases.

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GPU Financing Filters Into ABS With Stonebriar, Wingspire Deals
The growing demand for capital to fund artificial intelligence investment is filtering into a little-watched corner of the asset-backed securities market: bonds secured by equipment loans and leases.
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