Bank financing (financing by banks)

Unless otherwise defined, this refers to the share that banks take in supplying companies with money. In the euro area, about seventy-five percent of all financing is channelled through banks. – See bank-based, financing. – Cf. Deutsche Bundesbank Monthly Report of September 2009, p. 18 (two-fifths of German corporate debt is based on bank loans), ECB Monthly Report of February 2012, p. 97 et seq. (corporate debt in the euro area; detailed presentation; many overviews; comparisons with the U.S.).

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