nonbank

/ˌnɑnˈbæŋk/
adjective
  1. Describing a financial institution that offers some banking services but does not have a full banking license.
    • The government introduced new rules for nonbank institutions to protect consumers.
    • Many people use nonbank lenders for mortgages and personal loans.
    • A nonbank financial company may offer higher interest rates on savings.
noun
  1. A financial institution that provides certain banking services but is not a traditional bank.
    • Some nonbanks specialize in currency exchange and money transfers.
    • Investors are increasingly putting money into nonbanks for better returns.
    • The nonbank offered quick approval for small business loans.
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