The Debanking Crisis: Why Legitimate Businesses Are Being Abandoned by Financial Infrastructure
Over the past decade, a quiet crisis has unfolded in the commercial banking sector. Businesses that operate legally, pay their taxes, employ staff, and contribute to the economy are being systematically cut off from basic financial infrastructure. The reasons given are vague — "risk appetite," "regulatory concerns," "business mix." The reality is that banks have chosen compliance cost-minimisation over genuine risk assessment, and legitimate businesses are paying the price.
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