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Definition of corporate credit: A contractual agreement in which a corporationreceives value, usually in the form of a financial loan, and must repay...
A term that is used in written investment materials and commentaries to refer to a corporation’s debt or to the corporate debt market as a whole.
Simply, the short, medium and long term facilities enjoyed by the Corporates as a whole.
A contractual agreement in which a corporation receives value, usually in the form of a financial loan, and must repay the institution from which it received the loan or other items as per the terms of the agreement.
The opinion of an independent agency regarding the likelihood that a corporation will fully meet its financial obligations as they come due is called corporate credit.
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A way of removing any personal liability in which corporations can incur. Instead of using their own credit they use it under the corporation's name.
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An agreement in which a borrower receives something of value now and agrees to repay the lender at some date in the future.
A corporate credit corresponds to a funding from a bank to a company. The corporate credit is based on the company's cash flow and it has no specific money back guarantee.
The corporate credit can be used at the discretion of the company and therefore may finance as well, operating requirements than investment.
It's a mutual contract between a finantial institution and a company, where the first finances the second, in a time and conditions agreed.
