- a loan that must be repaid on demand
- a loan to a broker that is secured by shares of stock purchased with the borrowed money and which may be called if the shares decline in valuealso call money
call loan
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call loan
noun
A loan repayable on demand at any time, especially one used by brokers to finance securities purchases.
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