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Undercollateralized lending, where the loan amount exceeds the value of the collateral, is a high-risk practice. While it's technically possible, it's generally discouraged due to the increased likelihood of default and loss for the lender. Lenders prefer overcollateralization to mitigate risk, ensuring they have sufficient assets to cover potential losses. However, in specific circumstances such as with highly trusted borrowers or in unique market conditions, undercollateralized lending might occur, but it requires careful consideration and often comes with higher interest rates to compensate for the added risk.

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