Lenders routinely sell loans by participation. Credit agreements explicitly permit the sale of loans by participation. Hedge funds use participations as a trusted fallback method of purchase when a direct assignment of the loan is not possible, or to preserve anonymity in the credit.
An inflamed duct (mammary duct ectasia) Mammary duct ectasia is one of the most common conditions related to abnormal nipple discharge. It causes one or more of the ducts beneath your nipple to become inflamed and clogged with a thick, sticky substance that's green or black. Most often, it affects women in their 40s and 50s.
Nipple discharge is not necessarily abnormal, even among postmenopausal women, although it is always abnormal in men. Nipple discharge can be serous (yellow), mucinous (clear and watery), milky, sanguineous (bloody), purulent, multicolored and sticky, or serosanguineous (pink). It may occur spontaneously or only in response to breast manipulation. Nipple discharge may be breast milk or an exudate produced by a number of conditions.