financing
Americannoun
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the act of obtaining or furnishing money or capital for a purchase or enterprise.
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the funds so obtained.
Etymology
Origin of financing
Example Sentences
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Oracle’s latest bond issuance comes as banks are already trying to sell $56 billion in project financing loans associated with Oracle data centers, according to a report from the Financial Times.
From MarketWatch
The bank’s 4Q earnings beat, driven by policy loans and financing for self-employed businesses, has eased concerns about growth over South Korea’s tight household lending rules, the analysts say.
Instead, Vance referred to "foreign supply" of such minerals flooding global markets, making it difficult for other countries with mineral deposits to secure the financing needed to produce them.
From BBC
He is optimistic about a new financing method for residential solar projects that could allow consumers to continue to get the benefit of government support for their installations.
From Barron's
It factors in your location, financing, fuel costs, insurance, taxes, fees and maintenance to determine the total cost of car ownership.
From MarketWatch
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