lender
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2.5
- noun
- /ˈlɛndər/
:
prestamista
- The lender approved our loan application after reviewing our financial documents.
- lender of last resort
- lenders and investors
- debtors and lenders
Chris Ayman is a hard money lender and a wholesaler in town.
- Chris Ayman is a hard money lender and a wholesaler in town.
- the Fed serves as a lender of last resort to troubled banks.
- But when companies start defaulting, their lenders will suffer big losses.
- Once you apply directly to the lender, they'll do a hard search.
- The Federal Reserve didn't yet exist, meaning that there was no lender of last resort.
- So lenders were deeply involved in the investment banks.
- But the actual purchasing the property, the lenders, they're all the same.
- You've seen a lot of lenders come through from all your posts.
- So as I said before, hard money lenders are lenders that professionally lend.
- It's it's the work it it's the payday lender of the middle class.
- My, my, not my lender, my banker.
Examples
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Once you apply directly to the lender, they'll do a hard search.
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The statistics thus provided would, of course, guide lenders and investors.
Academic text (1999) -
As you know, we're the lender in second position on your property.
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And so it became known as the lender of last resort.
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Just keep in mind guys that people, lenders, they invest in cash flow.
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the Fed serves as a lender of last resort to troubled banks.
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The eurozone countries still have access to a lender of last resort.
Academic text (1999) -
Therefore, according to Fischer, the IMF has the capacity to act as a crisis lender to individual countries.
Academic text (1999) -
We here at First Plantation Bank are an equal-opportunity lender.
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The loans are called "unsecured" loans, and they make lenders very nervous.
Fiction book (1994)
Synonyms
76
3.0
A person or organization that someone owes money to
21
4.8
A person who gives people money and charges very high illegal fees
5
3.5
A business that lends money to people or small businesses
4
3.7
A bank or company that gives money to people and businesses to pay back
3
4.5
A person or company that gives money but expects it to be paid back
3
6.1
A person or company that gives money and charges very high interest
3
4.4
A bank or company that legally owns a home loan and gets the payments
2
9.9
A person who lends money and charges very high interest
1
8.1
A person or company that lends money for a house and can take the house if you do not repay
A company that gives small loans to people who cannot get bank loans
A shop that gives money when people leave things until they pay it back
Antonyms
How Predatory
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word lender begins with lend, from an old German word meaning 'to give for a time', and adds -er which means 'a person who does something'. So a lender is a person or business that gives money for a time and expects it back.