The payee of a bill of exchange or a promissory note, or the one who owns or holds it.
The institution with legal title to your loan. It could be your original lender, a secondary market, or in the event of default, a guaranty agency.
The lender or secondary market that owns (holds the promissory note on) your loan
an organization that actually owns the borrower's loan
A holder (loan holder) is an entity that holds a loan promissory note and has the right to collect from the borrower.
The lender, institution, or agency that originated the loan and holds its legal title, or a lender or secondary market that purchased the loan from the original holder.
Lender or secondary market that owns the promissory note. May be guaranty agency or US Department of Education in case of defaulted loan.
The organization that owns a borrower's loan or holds the paper and to whom the borrower owes repayment. Some lenders sell loans to other lenders, resulting in a new holder for the borrower.
A person in possession of a negotiable instrument such as a bill of exchange or promissory note. That person may be the payee or the endorsee. Or a person who has made an opening purchase of an option and thus has acquired the rights to them.
A lender in possession of a FFELP loan promissory note that is payable to or has been assigned to the lender.
The institution that owns your loan.
The creditor that owns the loan.
The institution that holds the title to the loan. The holder is usually the originating lender or a secondary market that has purchased the loan from the originating lender.
The institution that owns a loan.
The organization which owns the loan and which has the right to collect from the borrower.
An eligible lender or an approved secondary market in possession of a guaranteed loan.
A lender or secondary market that buys a loan and collects it from the borrower.
Refers to an eligible lender that owns a particular FFELP loan.
Institution with legal title to a borrower's loan. This may be the original lender, a secondary market to which the loan has been sold, or the guaranty agency in the case of default. Back to the top of the page
The institution with legal title to a borrower's loan. The holder may be the lender that originally made the loan, a secondary market to which the lender has sold the loan, or, in the event of default, the guarantee agency or the federal government.
An eligible lender or approved secondary market that owns a loan.
The lender, institution or agency that holds legal title to a loan. The holder may be the bank that issued the loan, a secondary market that purchased the loan from the bank, or a guarantee agency if the borrower defaulted on the loan.