bank creditors

Bank creditors are individuals, companies, or institutions that lend money to a bank, expecting to be repaid with interest. They provide funds through loans, bonds, or other financial agreements, supporting the bank's operations and growth. In return, the bank agrees to pay back the borrowed amount according to agreed terms. Essentially, bank creditors are the lenders that give banks the capital needed to lend to others, expand their services, or cover financial needs, and they play a vital role in the bank’s ability to function and sustain its financial stability.