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Loan Broker Bond
A loan broker arranges credit rather than necessarily funding or servicing it.
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Purpose
A loan broker arranges credit rather than necessarily funding or servicing it. A financial-services form may secure defined licensing duties or the proper handling of customer funds.
Who needs it
Licensed financial businesses and individuals identifying a bond for their actual regulated activity.
Who it protects
A licensing bond does not insure borrowers against every loss or establish that an investment or lending activity is approved.
Category
Loan Broker Bond bonds
- Illinois — Loan Broker BondIllinois · Financial services
- Indiana — Loan Broker License - NMLS BondIndiana · Financial services
- Louisiana — Loan Broker BondLouisiana · Financial services
- Maine — Loan Broker - NMLS BondMaine · Financial services
- Mississippi — Consumer Loan Broker BondMississippi · Financial services
- North Carolina — Loan Broker BondNorth Carolina · Financial services
- North Dakota — Money Broker - NMLS BondNorth Dakota · Financial services
- Rhode Island — Loan Broker - NMLS BondRhode Island · Financial services
- Vermont — Loan Solicitation License (NMLS) BondVermont · Financial services
Before you buy
- Describe broker fees and relationships with lenders.
- List the activities performed and the legal entities performing them.
- Bring the licensing request and relevant account or application identifiers.
Common questions
Is the applicant arranging loans or acting as the lender?
Describe broker fees and relationships with lenders. Compare that information with the exact capacity, activity and obligee named in the written request. Similar catalog labels do not establish an interchangeable form.
Is a type guide the bond I should purchase?
A type guide explains the activity. Choose a jurisdiction-associated parent listing and compare its actual source options with your written requirement; the type page is not a purchasable form.