Explain the term loss given default

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Problem:

Explain the term "loss given default" and its impact on the percentage loss that a lender incurs in the event of default.

Summary of Question:

This question basically belongs to Finance as well as it discusses about "loss given default" and its impact on the percentage loss that lender incurs in the event of default.

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