"Underwrote" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

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"Underwrote" Meaning

To provide financial support or security for something, especially an investment or a loan, by promising to take over its costs or losses if necessary.

"Underwrote" Examples

5 Examples of "Underwrote"


Example 1

Child: "Dad, I really can't afford this new bike."
Father: "Don't worry. My insurance policy underwrites these kids' purchases up to $200."

Example 2

Professor Samuel: "The company's product development has really taken off, and their expansion strategy was underwritten by investors."

Example 3

Government: "Our emergency relief fund underwrites food, shelter, and medical care for those in crisis."

Example 4

"There was no newspaper or TV showing cash-up-front prices. Thus, the view that eyebrows were raised about putting buyers off is underwritten, so families avoid shopping online."

Example 5

British car manufacturers used to say the company that would underwrite or guarantee the covering of the manufacturer’s direct from vendor costs of a goods-supply agreement becoming canceled.

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Underwriters are individuals or companies that provide financial guarantees or insurance for loans, investments, or other financial transactions. They assume the risk of loss or default in exchange for a premium or fee. <br><br>For example, in insurance, an underwriter would assess the risk of an insurance policy and determine the premium that the policyholder must pay. In finance, underwriters may evaluate the creditworthiness of borrowers to determine the terms of a loan.

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