Banks Slow Commercial Lending to Avoid Potential Future Losses

According to the American Banker, a slowdown in commercial lending could hint at a forthcoming U.S. recession. Banks are tightening lending standards for commercial borrowers and charging higher rates for loans with riskier profiles. Tightening commercial underwriting standards could reflect banks seeking to avoid future losses.

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