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collateralize
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collateralize
To pledge an asset as security for a loan. A loan to a broker is collateralized by pledging securities.


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The Reinsurance Directive will end collateralization within the European Union, something that is likely to strengthen the argument from Europe for an end to collateralization requirements in the United States.
Face to face: the forthcoming Reinsurance Directive will be a factor ... by O'Connor, Robert / Best's Review
In each distribution period, a test will be performed to calculate the amount of desired collateralization for the notes versus the actual collateralization.
Fitch Rates Ford Credit Auto Owner Trust 2006-C by Business Wire
In each distribution period, a test will be performed to calculate the amount of desired collateralization for the notes versus the actual collateralization.
Correction -- Fitch Expects to Rate Ford Credit Auto Owner Trust ... by Business Wire
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