The phrase "loan contracts" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to binding agreements between two or more parties outlining the details of a loan. For example: "The bank signed several loan contracts with local businesses last month."
Banking supervisors should insist that loan contracts not refer to ratings.
Museums have lately begun to rethink loan contracts and to encourage lenders to be less possessive with their artwork.
If only a regime of consistent enforcement of all loan contracts' explicit terms were sufficiently practical to be worth pursuing.
At the same time, students signing loan contracts for the 2013-14 academic year will benefit from the Fed's activities even without Senator Warren's bill, just not directly.
According to John Grout of the (British) Association of Corporate Treasurers (ACT), banks have started to talk to companies about invoking the "market disruption" clause in loan contracts.
Starrtel Cellular Group, recently accused of defaulting on a $2.2 million state loan, has reportedly breached three other loan contracts with a Hartford nonprofit agency.
The collateral is pledged when the loan contract is signed and serves as protection for the lender.
The cost of making and enforcing a loan contract might exceed the modest sums they were able to borrow.
Pato's loan contract runs to December, at which point he will become simply too hot to hold.
Manchester City are confident they have the deal in place to sign Carlos Tevez, whose loan contract at Manchester United runs out in 10 days' time.
In May 1911 the court nationalized the Hankou-Guangzhou and Sichuan-Hankou lines and signed a loan contract with the four-power banking consortium.
