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In this video, Todd Ault explains the term "bridge loan," which is a short-term loan typically utilized in mergers and acquisitions (M&A) or various transactions. A bridge loan is commonly provided by institutions or high-net-worth individuals to facilitate a transaction. Ault cites Facebook's $14 billion bridge loan from a consortium of banks as a real-world example, which was repaid using the proceeds from its IPO. Such loans usually last less than a year and require the borrowing company to offer collateral, such as real estate or other assets. Companies typically repay the bridge loan with future financing. Ault mentions that he is currently involved in several bridge loan transactions.