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BUSINESS FINANCING GLOSSARY

UCC Lien (UCC-1 Filing)

A public notice a lender files to claim a security interest in your assets. It can be specific to one asset or a blanket lien over all of them.

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Asset-Based Lending (ABL)→Financing secured by business assets — receivables, inventory, equipment, or real estate — rather than cash-flow history. The asset is the lender’s safety net.Blanket Lien→A UCC filing that claims a security interest in essentially all of a business’s assets, rather than one specific item. Broad protection for the lender.

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