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Bridge financing is a type of loan, usually at fluctuating interest rates, that takes the form of renewable overdrafts or discounting facilities. | |||
It is used as a continuing source of funds until the borrower obtains medium or long-term financing to replace it. | It is used as a continuing source of funds until the borrower obtains medium or long-term financing to replace it. | ||
Revision as of 20:19, 17 February 2019
Bridge financing is a type of loan, usually at fluctuating interest rates, that takes the form of renewable overdrafts or discounting facilities.
It is used as a continuing source of funds until the borrower obtains medium or long-term financing to replace it.
One example is a Bridge to bond facility.
