commercial loan
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Definition
- Noun:
- A bank loan granted for the use of a business: A sum of money borrowed by a company from a financial institution, typically for business purposes such as purchasing inventory, funding operations, or expanding facilities. It is a formal debt arrangement with specified repayment terms and interest.
Usage
- Noun:
- The company secured a commercial loan to finance the construction of its new warehouse.
- To qualify for a commercial loan, the business had to present a detailed financial plan.
- The terms of the commercial loan included a variable interest rate and a five-year repayment period.
Advanced Usage
- "to take out a commercial loan": to formally obtain a commercial loan from a lender.
- The startup took out a commercial loan to cover its initial operating costs.
- "commercial loan underwriting": the process a lender uses to assess the risk of granting a commercial loan.
- The bank's strict commercial loan underwriting delayed the approval process.
Variants and Related Words
- Business loan (n): A synonym for commercial loan, money lent specifically for business use.
- They applied for a business loan to upgrade their equipment.
- Commercial lender (n): A financial institution that provides commercial loans.
- We are meeting with several commercial lenders to compare rates.
Synonyms
- Business credit: Financing extended to a company.
- Corporate loan: A loan made to a corporation.
Related Phrases
- Loan agreement: The formal contract detailing the terms of a commercial loan.
- The lawyers reviewed the commercial loan agreement carefully before signing.
- Loan principal: The original sum of money borrowed in a commercial loan, not including interest.
- The first payments will go mostly toward interest, not reducing the loan principal.
Noun
- a bank loan granted for the use of a business