Warehousing


Definition of "Warehousing"

Ferris Eways
Ferris Eways Samson Properties

  1. Interim loans from banks to other lenders for their underwritten stocks or bonds. The stocks and bonds are issued to investors, household and institutional, for their portfolios.
  2. A mortgage banker puts together mortgages issued to borrowers and sells these mortgages in the secondary market to raise funds and/or reduce risk.
  3. Storing of assets expecting them to be sold at a later date.

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