Definition of collateralise - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
financeTECH. UK use an asset as security for a loanTECH. UK
- The company decided to collateralise its property for the loan.
- They had to collateralise their shares to secure the funding.
- He chose to collateralise his car to get the loan.
Origin of collateralise
Latin, com- (together) + lateralis (side)
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- French:hypothéquer, ...
- German:verpfänden, ...
- Italian:ipotecare, ...
- Spanish:garantizar, ...
- Portuguese:colateralizar, ...
- Chinese:抵押, ...
- Japanese:担保に入れる, ...
- Arabic:رَهَنَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְשַׁעֲבֵּד נָכָס, ...
- Russian:закладывать, ...
- Ukrainian:заставити, ...
- Hindi:बंधक रखना, ...
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