For Conduit we have terms and definitions in 12 topics. The topics are Accounting, Campaign Finance, Construction, Debt Consolidation, Home Equity, Import Cars, Plumbing, Real Estate, Refinance, Roofing, Speleological and Volcano.

Conduit (Accounting)

is a primary means by which something is transmitted,

Conduit (Campaign Finance)

A person, group, or organization that forwards others' contributions to candidates, a legal activity under federal law. Such contributions always count against the federal contribution limit for the donors, and sometimes against the limit for the conduit as well (in cases in which the conduit exercises "direction and control"). See also "Bundling" and "Earmarking"

Conduit (Construction)

A channel built to convey water or other fluids; a drain or sewer. In electrical work, a channel that carries wires for protection and for safety.

Conduit (Debt Consolidation)

Secondary market entity that purchases loans from originators. Conduits provide expertise to evaluate, price, purchase, and service nonconforming loans.

Conduit (Home Equity)

Secondary market entity that purchases loans from originators. Conduits provide expertise to evaluate, price, purchase, and service nonconforming loans.

Conduit (Import Cars)

1. A tubular raceway, A tubular pathway such as tubing used to protect a wiring system or branch circuit. 3. A flexible metal housing or jacket that houses the parking brake cables to protect them from dirt, rust, abrasion, and other damage.

Conduit (Plumbing)

Tube that houses electrical wiring.

Conduit (Real Estate)

An alliance between mortgage originators and an unaffiliated organization that acts as a funding source by regularly purchasing loans, usually with a goal of pooling and securitizing them

Conduit (Refinance)

Secondary market entity that purchases loans from originators. Conduits provide expertise to evaluate, price, purchase, and service nonconforming loans.

Conduit (Roofing)

A tube for protecting electric wires.

Conduit (Speleological)

1 An underground stream course (often circular or elliptical in cross section) completely water filled and under hydrostatic pressure. 2 A dry passage inferred to have been such a stream course.
Cave - Parts of.

Conduit (Volcano)

A passage followed by magma in a volcano.

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