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loan

[lohn] / loʊn /




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The employees buying Törnqvist’s stake will do so using a mix of their own equity and a vendor loan from Törnqvist.

From The Wall Street Journal

A solid loan agreement, if they went that route, should be witnessed and notarized, which would help if there was a legal dispute.

From MarketWatch

It pleaded guilty to wire fraud conspiracy charges in the U.S. and Switzerland’s financial regulator put curbs on it making new loans in corruption-prone countries.

From The Wall Street Journal

Wealth management, bancassurance, and debt capital markets are common drivers for fees, especially as market performance, loan growth and economic sentiment improve in 2H.

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The sales-account executive is paying rent for the first time and student loans, which together eat up $2,400 each month.

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