Commercial lender

Commercial lender

Whilst nearly all lenders offer loans on a commercial basis the term commercial lender has differed meanings around the world.

  • In much of the world and especially in the UK, the phrase commercial lender refers to a lender arranging commercial loans especially commercial mortgages. In the UK it is generally taken to refer to a lender who lends to businesses rather than individuals. ie. a lender to commerce.
  • In the US the term refers to a type of Non-conforming loan as described in this article: Commercial lender (US)

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