IP-Collateralised Rotating Credit Leverage (IP-CRCL): How a ₹37,500 Credit Card Became a $76,000+ Publishing Operation
A case-based account of a rotating-credit capital architecture used within a self-operated intellectual-property publishing business.
01 / Method
What the research does
The paper reconstructs a five-year operating path across two entities and nine marketplaces and organizes the case around four proposed return mechanisms.
02 / Limitations
What the evidence does not establish
The evidence is case-specific and includes self-reported operating data. It is not a lending recommendation, financial advice or proof that the approach generalizes.
03 / Institutional relevance
Why the research matters
Illustrates how financing structure, reusable rights and marketplace distribution can interact within a small intellectual-property operation.
04 / Full Paper
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05 / Citation & Provenance
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- Suggested citation
- Umran Nayani. (2026). IP-Collateralised Rotating Credit Leverage (IP-CRCL): How a ₹37,500 Credit Card Became a $76,000+ Publishing Operation. SSRN Electronic Journal. https://doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.6330618
- SSRN record
- SSRN 6330618
- Publication status
- Working paper published on SSRN. It is not described here as peer reviewed.
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- Rights
- © Little Black Journal LLP / Umran Nayani. All rights reserved. This paper is made available for reading and personal reference. No additional reuse licence is granted unless expressly stated.
07 / Application
From research to institutional work
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