bank credit line
1bank (credit) line — bank ( credit) line bank ( credit) line ➔ credit line …
2credit line — ˈcredit line also ˌbank (ˈcredit) ˌline, ˌline of ˈcredit noun [countable] BANKING COMMERCE an arrangement with a bank for a loan or a number of loans: • The auto maker is currently negotiating a new $1.8 billion credit line that would replace a… …
3bank credit — ➔ credit1 * * * bank credit UK US noun [U or C] BANKING, FINANCE ► money that banks have lent or have available to lend: »The average growth rate in commercial bank credit has been higher than in the private sector. ► money that a bank lends to a …
4credit line — noun 1. the maximum credit that a customer is allowed • Syn: ↑line of credit, ↑bank line, ↑line, ↑personal credit line, ↑personal line of credit • Hypernyms: ↑credit • …
5credit line — / kredɪt laɪn/ noun an overdraft, the amount by which a person can draw money from an account with no funds, with the agreement of the bank ♦ to open a credit line or line of credit to make credit available to someone …
6credit line — An amount of *money offered by a bank to its customer for potential borrowing. Once offered, the credit line is a facility that may be used at the customer’s discretion …
7personal credit line — noun the maximum credit that a customer is allowed • Syn: ↑credit line, ↑line of credit, ↑bank line, ↑line, ↑personal line of credit • Hypernyms: ↑credit • Hyponyms: ↑ …
8credit line — 1. a line of text acknowledging the source or origin of published or exhibited material. 2. Also called credit limit, line of credit. the maximum amount of credit that a customer of a store, bank, etc., is authorized to use. Cf. revolving credit …
9Bank of America Home Loans — Type Subsidiary of Bank of America Founded 1969 (Countrywide), February 2009 (Bank of America Home Loans) Headquarters Calabasas, CA, USA (Countrywide Financial) Cha …
10line — [laɪn] noun [countable] 1. also product line MARKETING a type of product that a company makes or sells, often with several different sizes, models etc; = RANGE: • It continues to get about two thirds of it …
