demand loan

Demand loans may be unsecured or secured.

The loan program offers short-term, low-interest, demand loans of up to $25,000 for eligible commercial sector activity.

She'd acted quickly enough on arrival to secure adequate funds of her own, by demanding loans to the crown from Batiaran merchants trading here in the east.

The principal role of banks has been as a short-term lender offering demand loans, seasonal lines of credit, and single-purpose loans for machinery and equipment.

They meet vital cash flow needs of farmers: Many borrowers in developing countries are farmers who demand loans with balloon payments, repayable after they harvest their crops.

American commercial mortgage-backed securities have lost value relative to the London interbank rate, meaning that investors are watching their portfolio of such bonds sink even as banks demand loans back.

They wouldn't have closed on the sale for ninety days, which would have given him time to sign a settlement with Janice, then float a demand loan to cover the purchase.

So when King Edward IV demanded loans, the London branch had little choice but to oblige him if it wanted to continue to export English wool to Florence.

He bit his pendulous lower lip, studied the figures Galbraith had given him, then made calculations of his own: bank demand loan calls on his Riviera mortgages, Lowel presumed.

Demand loans are short term loans that are atypical in that they do not have fixed dates for repayment and carry a floating interest rate which varies according to the prime rate.

Last month, the acting Prime Minister, Efrem Ziviligsky, pleaded to a gathering of barons of the state industries to help the country out and stop demanding loans from the central bank.

During training for the Kiva Fellowship I heard it mentioned numerous times that taxi drivers in Central Asia (but specifically in Azerbaijan) were the least demanded loans on Kiva.

A line of credit may take several forms, such as overdraft protection, demand loan, special purpose, export packing credit, term loan, discounting, purchase of commercial bills, traditional revolving credit card account, etc.

She is uninterested, until they show her a list of gilt-edged stocks they are offering as security; she spots Burton's own railroad shares and provides the money as a demand loan (on which she can demand repayment at any time).

If Dr. Carrillo used threats to demand loans, he could be charged with extortion, or if he failed to disclose the loans on his disclosure forms, he could be charged with filing a false instrument, a misdemeanor.