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bank loan

noun as in loan made by a bank

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In Bihar, the police said that protesters may not be eligible for government jobs, bank loans and passports.

From Time

Crucially, that means businesses can’t access bank loans and individuals must take on all the financial risk of themselves, according to Díaz Castellanos, the consultant.

From Time

Federal prosecutors alleged that Stewart, trying to collect federally backed bank loans, provided false tax forms showing his business employed 37 people for a total quarterly payroll of $960,000, when his business actually employed nine people.

So the main alternative to bank loans for business finance these days is private equity.

From Fortune

Rechnitz said the company helps his nursing homes with bank loans, profit and loss statements, and other financial matters.

In its article, Roll Call reported that “this may be the first reported unsecured bank loan to a super PAC.”

An old-fashioned bank loan is easy to reserve capital against: your potential loss is the money you loaned out.

The bank loan is made on the farmer's note, generally unsecured, though often secured by a chattel mortgage.

Stock market collateral loans thus constitute the most perfectly satisfactory sort of bank loan, from the standpoint of liquidity.

What the proportion between the bank loan and the bons de trésor in circulation is I am unable to ascertain.

How much would your bank loan the Sullivan Trust Company on its unindorsed paper and at a moment's notice?

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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