It didn't take into account the fact that no sane banker would lend money to a small businsess facing a recession.

Clearly, no banker would lend money under such terms.

Diego, you should know one thing: a banker will lend you money only if you don't need it.

A banker lends him money, telling him to pay it forward.

"The prudent banker lends where risks can at least be estimated."

A banker accepted the bond in good faith, and lent him money on the strength of it.

If other bankers wouldn't lend to Las Vegas casinos, Thomas would.

The first rule of banking is that bankers lend to those they trust.

The big question: why would bankers lend so much money to the real estate speculator?

Surely, bankers are cautious people and only lend if they are satisfied that there is sufficient security to cover the debt?