Loans provided directly from a limited number of investors to a corporation, with maturities typically in excess of five years, are called:

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Private placements are loans or securities sold directly to a small group of investors. These are not publicly offered, making them a direct way for corporations to raise capital, often with maturities longer than five years, fitting the description provided.

Loans Provided Directly from a Limited Number of Investors to a Corporation