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Whole loan

A term that distinguishes an investment representing an original mortgage loan from a loan representing a participation with one or more lenders.



Whole loan

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Make whole provision

Make whole provision

Related to the lump-sum payments made when a loan or bond is called, equal to the NPV of future loan or coupon payments not paid because of the call. The payment can be significant and negate the attractiveness of a call.


Wholesaler

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An underwriter or a broker-dealer who trades with other broker-dealers, rather than with the retail investor.


Wholesale mortgage banking

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The purchasing of loans originated by others, for the acquisition of the servicing rights.


Unit linked whole of life assurance

Unit linked whole of life assurance

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Whole life insurance

Whole life insurance

In the US, a life insurance policy, with level premiums, which provides a stated benefit on the death of the life insured and a savings element which accumulates a cash value. The dividends or interest are allowed to build up tax-deferred. The insured is able to redeem the cash value or borrow against it in what is known as a policy loan. Any part of a loan which is unpaid at the death of the insured is deducted from the face value.




 
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