BANKING SYSTEM AND LENDING
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Banking system, lending, credit policies, loan accessibility, risk management, financial institutions, economic development.Abstract
This article examines the banking system and lending practices, focusing on the mechanisms, challenges, and strategies that financial institutions use to provide loans. It analyzes the role of banks in economic development, the impact of credit policies on both individuals and businesses, and the factors influencing loan accessibility and repayment. The article also explores risk management, regulatory frameworks, and innovations in lending, aiming to provide insights for improving banking efficiency and customer satisfaction.
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