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Translation of lender in Spanish:

lender

prestamista, n.

Pronunciation /ˈlɛndər/ /ˈlɛndə/

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noun

  • 1

    (person)
    prestamista masculine, feminine
    • You can either go direct to a lender or try a mortgage broker who will scour the market for you.
    • He was worrying for days while the money lenders came to the house to demand payment.
    • You may be refused if the lender decides that you have too much outstanding credit.
    • The decision to refuse credit will be made by the lenders, based on their own criteria.
    • An indemnity bond is a type of insurance that protects the lender from negative equity.
    • The client could run out of money and the lender could be left with a partially completed house.
    • A downturn in a lender's home market does not result in a drop in lending elsewhere.
    • Basic laws of market economics require that lenders make their own estimates of risk.
    • Ask the lender or broker to show you exactly how much the interest repayments will be in years one to five.
    • Others admit they are afraid to take on private landlords or commercial mortgage lenders.
    • The company carries out administration work for the main national mortgage lenders.
    • Banks and other lenders push payment insurance because it boosts their profits.
    • Mortgage lenders have offered ever more competitive deals in a fierce fight for business.
    • Short term fixed rate mortgages were often sold at or just above the lender's own borrowing cost.
    • As a lender, a bank will have the usual right to bring a personal action against the debtor on his promise to repay.
    • So, if you fail to make your mortgage payments, the lender can sell the house in order to get their money back.
    • Many of the High Street lenders offer guarantor mortgages on a right to buy.
    • This marks me out as the sort of customer that won't make lenders much money.
    • But before you do that, take a look at what these mortgage lenders are offering now.
    • The interest rate that the borrower is charged for the loan is the rate the last lender to supply money has agreed to lend at.

  • 2

    (institution)
    entidad crediticia feminine
    lender of last resort — prestamista de último recurso