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1. прил.тж. non-bank банк. небанковский ( не связанный с банком)2. сущ.nonbank financial institutions — небанковские финансовые институты [финансовые учреждения\]
тж. non-bank банк. небанковское финансовое учреждение*, небанковский банк*, небанк* (финансовое учреждение, которое выполняет отдельные банковские функции, но не соответствует законодательному определению банка и не зарегистрировано как банк)Nonbanks usually borrow short-term at low rates to lend longer term at higher rates. — Небанковские финансовые учреждения обычно заимствуют денежные средства на краткосрочной основе под низкие процентные ставки для того, чтобы выдавать кредиты на более длительные сроки под более высокие проценты.
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