An intercompany loan is a financial arrangement where funds are transferred between subsidiaries, divisions, or parent companies within the same corporate group. Used for cash flow management, project funding, or tax optimization, these loans carry interest and formal terms. Both large multinationals and holding companies benefit, gaining liquidity flexibility and centralizing treasury operations efficiently.
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