Words and phrases that have a meaning related to collateral:  (173 results)
Antonyms:
direct, lineal
Often used in the same context:
collateralize, guaranty, loans, pledgee, assumable, suretyship, receivables, lenders, borrower, nonrecourse, securitization, guarantors, financing, frns, unmatured, defaulted, liquidity, reconveyance, unsecured, credit, covenants, rediscount, derivative instrument, underwriting, accounts receivable, hypothecation, lien, surety bond, warrantor, setoff, bailment, mortgaged, novation, cash, mortgager, mezz, real estate owned, escrow, unsecured debt, repurchase agreement, agented, idis, repos, hypothec, creditworthiness, indenture, creditor, mitigant, obligor, borrowings, assets, arps, securities, nonconforming, repayment, appraised value, bondholder, promissory note, notes receivable, illiquid, undrawn, marketable securities, swaps, bailee, promissory, debt, debtor, refinance, forfaiting, subordinated debt, demandable, prepayment, cosign, servicer, unitrust, cosigner, mortgagor, revolving credit, subtenant, bonds, unliquidated, interpleader, lombard, subrogate, secured loan, indemnification, nonrated, revocatory, liquidate, usufructuary, issuer, fhlmc, quitclaim, foreclose, leveraged, unsecured creditor, unpledged, derivative, documentation, bondsman, origination, margining, incentive, incentives, inducement, accommodation, inducements, means, protection, safeguard, guarantees, justification, nutrient, leverage, motivation, safeguards, clue, clues, deterrent, evidence, lubricant, additional, extrinsic, agnatic, incidental, indirect, supplementary, evidential, evidentiary, extraneous, significant, consequential, corroborative, genealogical, traceable, adventitious, ancillary, contemporaneous, discernible, exculpatory, fiduciary
More specific:
guarantee
More general:
security, surety
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— Nouns for collateral: circulation, ligament, security, damage, ligaments, flow, branches, vessels, reading, attack, relatives, more...

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