When a lender is deciding whether to give a loan, they are mostly concerned with "risk avoidance". They are not as interested in making a high profit if the loan they give is likely to "default" quickly.


These are questions that the above text answers:

1. What is the primary concern of lenders when deciding whether to give a loan?
2. What is the term used to describe a loan that is likely to default quickly?
3. What is the main focus of lenders when it comes to risk avoidance in lending?
4. What is the potential consequence for a lender if a loan defaults quickly?
5. What factor is most important to lenders when evaluating a loan applicant?
6. What is the lender's priority when it comes to loan approval?
7. What is the lender's approach to balancing risk and profit in lending?
8. What is the lender's primary goal when it comes to loan approval?
9. What is the lender's perspective on the importance of loan default risk in lending decisions?