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In blank loan one calls loans, which are assigned without position by assessable collateral. Only if one part of the loan is secured, then one speaks of the unsecured part as in blank portion of the loan.

One speaks also of in blank loans if credit collateral to be placed, however usually in banking not be evaluated (e.g. endorsements, negative clarifying, wage and content transfer).

A condition for an in blank loan is the perfect soil quality of the debtor.

Private customer business

Installment credits, arrangement credits, renting bill guaranties and Kreditkartenlimite are assigned typically as unsecured loans.

Firm customer business

Business credit for the financing of the circulating capital are often meant this as unsecured loans granted, that no collateral is placed. In order to be able to judge the creditworthiness of the customer better, the bank mostly requires that the entire exchange is completed over this account. Beyond that it is open the bank at any time to quit the credit; the repayment of the credit has to take place in this case immediately.

Building savings credits

In blank loans are regulated in "ยง 7 Abs.4 of the building society law. It concerns saving loans with a building company to maximally 10,000 euro or interim credits to 5,000 euro, with which because of the small loan amount without a mortgage on real estate-legal safety device can be done. The range of in blank loans which were sufficient by the building society is supervision-legally limited.

Usually a negative clarifying is demanded here.

Switzerland

With the introduction of the consumer credit law however extensive clarifications must be made over financial conditions of the applicant for the credit with these credits.


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