bank·able BANG-kә-bәl adjective 1. acceptable by a bank; 2. considered powerful or stable enough to ensure profitability. noun: bank·ability The term bankable usually refers to a business having ...

During the Great Depression of the 1930s, the U.S. banking system suffered a crisis of confidence. Many families who entrusted their life savings to their banks lost everything. The crisis prompted ...

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Bankable, an Anderson-based not-for-profit that supports Indiana’s small businesses, has launched a new loan fund for Black-owned companies. The Indiana Black-Owned Business Loan Fund, which Bankable ...