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Cross-Collateral

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Cross-Collateral
An agreement among project participants to pool collateral, to allow recourse to each other's collateral.
Cross-Collateral
1. In project finance, a pool of assets owned by several different persons and/or organizations that is collectively used as collateral on a loan.

2. Collateral on one loan that is also used as collateral on another loan. In the event of default, both creditors have a claim on the collateral.


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