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What is a Bank Credit?
Bank credit has to do with the amount of funds that an individual or a business may be able to borrow from one or more lending institutions. In effect, bank credit is a measure of how much in the way of cash loans may be issued, based on the credit history and the assets of the company or person.
Because bank credit focuses on the borrowing capacity of the individual or business entity, the premise is a little different than the extension of a line of credit. First, bank credit has to do with loans that are taken out for specific purposes, rather than general purposes. Second, they often involve some sort of collateral that helps to ensure the repayment of the loan in the event of default.
What is Credit?
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