Regulatory term broadly defined as – two or more natural or legal persons who, unless the contrary is shown, form a single entity with respect to a loan in that one of them is empowered to exercise direct or indirect control over the other or others, or – two or more natural or legal persons, between whom there is no relationship of control within the meaning of but who are to be regarded as a unit with respect to the loan because there are interdependencies between them which make it likely that if one of these customers encounters financial difficulties, the others or all of them will encounter repayment difficulties. – See asset quality, default risk, control, participation, qualified, Gini coefficient, granularity, Herfindahl-Hirschman index, Herstatt default, Klumprisiko, counterparty risk, concentration risk, credit event, credit insurance, accumulation, customer, bad, million loan, solvency risk, value-at-risk.
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