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Broker loan rate

Interest rate that banks Charge to brokers to Finance margin loans to investors. also called Call money rate.

Related Terms: 10 Broker, Charge, Call, Call money rate, Finance, FIN, Loan, Margin, Margin loan, Money
Other Related Pages: Category: Lending_and_Credit Starting With: B
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