bank loan

American  

noun

1. an amount of money loaned at interest by a bank to a borrower, usually on collateral security, for a certain period of time.

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Example Sentences

Customers can buy products without taking out a bank loan, and suppliers can lock down revenues and pricing power.

From MarketWatch

In recent months, the industrialist has attracted law enforcement scrutiny with investigators probing alleged crimes ranging from diversion of bank loans to money laundering.

From Barron's

For over a decade, total leveraged credit—bank loans, high-yield bonds and direct lending—has equaled roughly 21-25% of gross domestic product.

From Barron's

Are you worried about the health of credit markets after the recent bankruptcies and bad bank loans?

From Barron's

On Blackstone’s conference call executives dismissed these worries as “misinformation,” noting, as others have, that the problems involved bank loans, not private-credit loans.

From Barron's