Translation guide
Debt that is not backed by collateral. In Japanese, this concept is expressed through specific financial terms, often using 無担保 (mutanpo, 'unsecured') combined with words for debt or loan.
Referring to debt without collateral in a general or financial context.
Standard financial term for unsecured debt. Used in legal, banking, and accounting contexts.
That company has a large amount of unsecured debt.
Specifically refers to unsecured borrowings or loans. Common in corporate finance.
Interest rates on unsecured loans are high.
Common term for unsecured loans in consumer finance. Often used for personal loans without collateral.
I applied for an unsecured loan.
Referring to unsecured debt in the context of personal loans, credit cards, or consumer finance.
Referring to unsecured debt securities, such as bonds or debentures.
The prefix 無担保 (mutanpo) means 'unsecured' or 'without collateral'. It can be attached to various words for debt, loan, or bond to specify the lack of security. Common combinations include 無担保ローン (unsecured loan), 無担保債務 (unsecured debt), and 無担保社債 (unsecured corporate bond).
Unsecured card loans are convenient, but the interest rates are high.