relend
- a word derived from lend.
Example Sentences
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If Europe—particularly the European Central Bank —were to borrow and then relend the proceeds, the costs of servicing Europe’s debt would fall, creating room for the kinds of expenditure that would promote growth and employment.
From Slate ● May 13, 2012
We put capital into these microlenders and they lend it and they relend it.
From New York Times ● Mar. 27, 2012
Meanwhile, German insurers have been asked by their government to participate in a plan to relend Greek debts coming due in the next two years, with Allianz having agreed to provide 300m euros.
From BBC ● Jul. 4, 2011
Many banks face a flood of short-term deposits that they cannot safely reinvest or relend on a long-term basis.
From Time Magazine Archive
At Nairobi, Secretary of State Henry Kissinger will suggest an International Resources Bank that would borrow money from private firms and governments of developed nations and relend the cash to LDCs to increase raw-materials production.
From Time Magazine Archive
