Can a financial institution keep borrowers from engaging in risky activities if there are no restrictive covenants written into the loan agreement?
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Step 1: Financial institutions can keep borrowers from engaging in risky activities even without restrictive covenants in the loan agreement by warning the borrowers that they will not be considered for future loans if their current loan is not well managed. Show more…
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