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A finance company is an entity that loans money but is not a bank. Typically, finance companies make loans by purchasing accounts receivable, extending credit to a variety of business entities. Or giving loans based on goods as collateral. Finance companies typically loan at higher interest rates than banks but are willing to make riskier loans than banks.
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