EUROCREDIT
Lending done in a currency that is not the lending bank’s national currency. The loan would be made by a US bank to a lender requiring a currency that is different from that bank’s domestic currency (US dollar) for certain reasons. Despite the inclusion of "euro" in the term, it does not necessarily mean it is derived from the euro.
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Bankable Funds
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