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Definitions from the WebTerm: Whole LoansDescription:In finance and banking, whole loans refer to loans that are originated or held by a single lender, typically without any securitization or division into smaller parts. These loans are often held on the lender's balance sheet until they mature or are sold. Sample Sentences:1. The bank decided to offer whole loans to its clients, allowing them to benefit from the full interest payment on the loan. 2. Real estate investors often seek whole loans from lenders who provide funding for the entire purchase price. 3. The financial institution decided to sell a portfolio of whole loans to free up capital for new lending opportunities. Possible Related Products: | ||||
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