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Cross-collateralisation

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Cross-collateralisation

In the UK, cross-collateralisation refers to circumstances where collateral (that is, the subject matter of a security interest) for one debt is also used as collateral for another debt with the same creditor.
Cross-collateralisation is a form of credit enhancement, used to improve the quality of credit, particularly in structured finance transactions, including the securitisation of commercial mortgage loans.
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