loan collection

noun

1. a number of works of art lent by their owners for a temporary public exhibition

Example Sentences

Ankit, 22, who works for a local bank about an hour from the border, had endured a long week working on deadline to finish hundreds of loan collections.

From New York Times

Scope Ratings said last week that bad loan collections in Italy in October were nearly a third lower than pre-COVID.

From Reuters

Restarting loan collections will be one of the biggest challenges facing the Education Department this year.

From New York Times

Congress ordered the Education Department to pause wage garnishments amid other loan collections as a way to relieve financial pressure on student loan borrowers during the coronavirus pandemic.

From Washington Times

Voters also back investigations into DeVos awarding a lucrative loan collection contract to Performant Financial, a company which she invested in before becoming secretary, in spite of a "marginal" bid, The Washington Post reported.

From Salon