Lending

/ˈlɛndɪŋ/

Definitions

  1. (n.) The act or business of granting money or property on condition of repayment, typically with interest.
    The bank's lending practices are subject to regulatory oversight.
  2. (v.) Present participle of lend, referring to the act of giving something temporarily with the expectation of return.
    The company is currently lending funds to small businesses under new terms.

Forms

  • lendings

Commentary

In legal contexts, lending commonly involves formal agreements specifying terms and borrower obligations; drafting should clarify these to avoid disputes.

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