Call Loan

Dictionary Says

Definition of 'Call Loan'

A loan provided to a brokerage firm and used to finance margin accounts. The interest rate on a call loan is calculated daily. The resulting interest rate is referred to as the call loan rate.
Investopedia Says

Investopedia explains 'Call Loan'

Call loans use securities as collateral for the loan. It is important to note that a call loan can be canceled at any time.

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