Synonyms for borrower
bor·row·er

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1. borrowernoun

   Antonyms:
   lender

2. borrowernoun

   a library borrower's card

   Antonyms:
   lender

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1. borrowernoun

   someone who receives something on the promise to return it or its equivalent

   Antonyms:
   lender, loaner

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1. List of paraphrases for "borrower":

   borrowers, borrowing, lender

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1. Jason Kyrwood:

   The lender benefits from a greater allocation than it would otherwise get and receives an attractive return, but the cost to the borrower is still inside the flex that arrangers would have insisted on if the loan was to be syndicated.

2. John Fraser:

   Investors are asking for tightened restricted payments capabilities so that the borrower can’t funnel anywhere near as much or maybe any money out to equity investors before they start repaying the debt.

3. David Berg:

   Usually, it is hard to find when the loan was actually accelerated, sometimes there is a letter sent home to the borrower. But other times the bank just takes action in court, and sometimes the borrower doesn't even know it.

4. Benjamin Hung:

   What we have been doing is establishing a new risk tolerance framework and appetite, ensuring that the bank doesn't get overly concentrated in any particular single borrower or single market or single industry, the market remains highly uncertain, but at least we believe that this is a step in the right direction in terms of making us control our loan impairment.

5. Sheila Bair:

   And let's be honest about it. Hybrid ARMs were never made based on the assumption that the borrowers would be able to make the payment once the loan reset. They were designed as two or three year "bullets" ... with the assumption that home appreciation would allow the borrower to refinance at, or before, reset. Given current conditions in the housing market, this business model is no longer viable, which should come as no shock to anyone.