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After-Acquired Collateral - Explained

What is After-Acquired Collateral?

Written by Jason Gordon

Updated at September 26th, 2021

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What is After-Acquired Collateral?Academics research on After-Acquired Collateral

What is After-Acquired Collateral?

After-acquired collateral refers to property pledged as security for a loan. The lender agrees to extend a loan that will be secured by the assets that the borrower acquires after the loan is made (after-acquired collateral). 

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Academics Research on After-Acquired Collateral

  • The Bankruptcy Preference Challenge to After-Acquired Property Clauses Under the Code, Friedman, H. (1959). The Bankruptcy Preference Challenge to After-Acquired Property Clauses Under the Code. University of Pennsylvania Law Review, 108(2), 194-224. 
  • Simultaneous Attachment of Liens on After-Acquired Property, Carlson, D. G. (1984). Simultaneous Attachment of Liens on After-Acquired Property. Cardozo L. Rev., 6, 505. 
  • The After-Acquired Property Clause Revisited, Riemer, B. A. (1965). The After-Acquired Property Clause Revisited. Com. LJ, 70, 334. 
  • Security Interests in After-Acquired Property Under the Uniform Commercial Code, Skilton, R. H. (1974). Security Interests in After-Acquired Property Under the Uniform Commercial Code. Wis. L. Rev., 925. 
  • Treatment of Security Interests in After-Acquired Property Under the Proposed Bankruptcy Act, Kronman, A. T. (1975). Treatment of Security Interests in After-Acquired Property Under the Proposed Bankruptcy Act. U. Pa. L. Rev., 124, 110.
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