融資 (yūshi) means “loan” | MotiTan Japanese Dictionary

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その会社は銀行から融資を受けました。so no gai sha wa gin kō ka ra yū shi o u ke ma shi ta

That company received a loan from a bank.

Refers to funds that move from a lender to a person or organization for a planned use and are later repaid.

貸付kashitsuke: Money lent to another party under an agreement for repayment.
ローンrōn: Borrowed money repaid over time, usually with interest.

銀行などが、個人や事業者の必要に応じて金銭を貸し、後で返済させること。gin kō na do ga ko jin ya ji gyō sha no hitsu yō ni ō ji te kin sen o ka shi ato de hen sai sa se ru ko to

融資 (yūshi) combines 融 (yū, "to circulate or facilitate") with 資 (shi, "resources or funds"), linking the flow of funds with their use.

The noun 融資 (yūshi) is common in Japanese financial news and business language, especially when institutions provide funds for business or other planned purposes.