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bank loan

Sum of money lent by a bank to an individual or company. Loans are usually made at a fixed rate of interest for a specified time. Loans advanced by banks are usually secured by the borrower's assets. With a loan to a small company the bank will usually request that a director personally guarantee the loan with assets of their own in order to prevent the borrower defaulting on the loan and sheltering behind the restricted liability of a limited company.



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