commercial credit

noun

1. credit issued by a bank to a business to finance trading or manufacturing operations.

Example Sentences

Car dealers can pass along the commercial credit to consumers by lowering the price of the car in lease transactions, which could reduce monthly payments.

From New York Times

The commercial credit does not, however, have the sourcing restrictions of the consumer credit.

From Reuters

The Post could not find a listed phone or commercial business address for D.S.I. or locate the company in any commercial credit or business database over the 35 years it has been in business.

From Washington Post

Treasury to allow people leasing EVs to benefit from commercial credits and to qualify for up to a $4,000 tax credit for used EVs if they buy vehicles when leases expire.

From Reuters

The commercial credit does not have the same sourcing or pricing restrictions but has an "incremental cost" eligibility test that might prove complex.

From Reuters