Fedezetként

Fedezetként is a Hungarian adverbial form of the noun fedezet, meaning collateral or security. The word is used to describe the role of an asset or guarantee that backs an obligation, most often a loan or other financial commitment. As a grammatical construction, fedezetként indicates that something is being provided “as collateral” or “as security.”

In practice, fedezetként can refer to a wide range of assets offered to secure financing. Common examples include real estate, movable property, financial instruments, or bank guarantees. The expression appears in contract language, loan agreements, and financial disclosures to specify the function of the asset in relation to the liability it secures. For instance, a bank may accept a property as collateral, or a company may pledge securities as fedezetként for a credit facility.

Fedezetként is distinguished from the noun fedezet itself, which denotes the collateral or security in general. Related terms in Hungarian include biztosíték (security), garancia (guarantee), and jelzálog (mortgage), which describe specific forms of collateral or security arrangements. The usage of fedezetként is typical in formal or legal contexts and is less common in everyday conversation, where simpler phrasing might be used to identify the collateral role of an asset.