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41 piggyback loan
Fina loan that is raised against the same security as an existing loan -
42 revolving loan
Fina loan facility where the borrower can choose the number and timing of withdrawals against their bank loan and where any money repaid may be reborrowed at a future date. Such loans are available both to businesses and personal customers. -
43 unsecured loan
Fina loan made with no collateral. [m1] Also known as signature loan -
44 bridging loan
bridging loan -
45 asset conversion loan
Fina loan that the borrower will repay with money raised by selling an asset -
46 back-to-back loan
Finan arrangement in which two companies in different countries borrow offsetting amounts in each other’s currency and each repays it at a specified future date in its domestic currency. Such a loan, often between a company and its foreign subsidiary, eliminates the risk of loss from exchange rate fluctuations. -
47 balloon loan
Fina loan repaid in regular installments with a single larger final payment -
48 bank term loan
Fina loan from a bank that has a term of at least one year -
49 bridging loan
(U.K.) Fin = bridge loan -
50 bullet loan
Fina loan that involves specified payments of interest until maturity, when the principal is repaid -
51 commercial loan
Fina short-term renewable loan or line of credit used to finance the seasonal or cyclical working capital needs of a company -
52 consolidated loan
Fina large loan, the proceeds of which are used to eliminate smaller ones -
53 convertible loan stock
Fina loan which gives the holder the right to convert to other securities, normally ordinary shares, at a predetermined price/rate and time -
54 discount loan
Fina loan that amounts to less than its face value because payment of interest has been subtracted -
55 fixed-interest loan
Fina loan whose rate of interest does not change -
56 fixed-rate loan
Fina loan with an interest rate that is set at the beginning of the term and remains the same throughout -
57 nonconforming loan
Fina loan that does not conform to the lender’s standards, especially those of a U.S. government agency -
58 signature loan
Fin [m1] see unsecured loan -
59 soft loan
Fina loan on exceptionally favorable terms, for example, for a project that a government considers worthy -
60 sovereign loan
Fina loan by a financial institution to an overseas government, usually of a developing country.
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