bankable
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Adjective
(esp. in the entertainment industry) Certain to bring profit and success,
/ˈbaNGkəbəl/,
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(esp. in the entertainment industry) Certain to bring profit and success,
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(esp. in the entertainment industry) Certain to bring profit and success
- - he needed some bankable names to star in the film
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Reliable
- - a bankable assurance
Web Definitions:
- guaranteed to bring a profit; "without bankable stars the film script aroused no interest"
- acceptable to or at a bank; "bankable funds"
- Acceptable to a bank; Believed to be certain to bring profit and success (especially in the entertainment industry); Reliable
- (bankability) The state or condition of being bankable
- A person who can get a project financed solely by having their name is attached.
- A term commonly used to refer to studies that are intended to be sufficiently advanced to secure debt finance
- people are those deemed eligible to obtain financial services that can lead to income generation, repayment of loans, savings, and the building of assets.
- A borrower is said to be “bankable” when the capital needs of the business are supported by sufficient collateral and earnings. An established, profitable business with $10 million of collateral that is seeking a $5 million loan would typically be considered “bankable”. ...