The phrase "privileged loans" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to loans that are given to a select group of people or businesses with special advantages or benefits. For example: "The government offers privileged loans to small businesses in order to encourage economic growth." This means that the loans are only available to certain small businesses and come with perks or advantages, such as lower interest rates or longer repayment periods.
Also, while the chaebol enjoyed privileged access to loans, this was conditional on meeting export targets.
However, their privileged access to bank loans has contaminated the banking sector with bad debt.
But if domestic loans are widely privileged in this way, the attractions of foreign expansion will dip.International banks will also be leafing nervously through a new consultation paper on liquidity issued by the Financial Services Authority (FSA), the British regulator.
In 2005, the law was unjustifiably changed to give private student loans the same privileged bankruptcy treatment as government loans, even though private student loans have vastly different terms and fewer consumer protections.
At the same time, entering the work force made the burden of assuming debt — and my own privileged ability to attend college free of loans — visible in ways that continuing on in school would have never allowed.
It privileged derivatives in bankruptcy over plain vanilla loans --yet advantageegal advanthat that created two types of money.
As a result, Malay citizens were privileged with respect to land ownership, bank loans and admission to universities.
Sorana Vieru, NUS vice president, told BBC Breakfast: "It's a disgraceful change that basically punishes poorer students simply for being poor, so they have to take a bigger loan than those students from privileged backgrounds.
We are very privileged to have been permitted to include such major loans from the national museums of the region, including the first-ever loans from Myanmar, works of the utmost importance to our understanding of the early Buddhist world".
It is also at work when public power is utilized to obtain privileged access to things as varied as police protection and loans.
