The maturity of most bank loans is short term. bank loans to businesses are frequently made as 90-day notes which are often rolled over, or renewed, rather than repaid when they mature. however, if the borrower's financial situation deteriorates, then the bank may refuse to roll over the loan. a. trueb. false

A. True

Explanation:

Bank loans are generally short term for meeting the working capital needs, that depends upon the operating cycle of a company.

Usually that keeps on rotating and extending, as the banks keep on earning interest and the funds are usually not needed, this results in the constant support for business.

Further this facility is only provided to the clients who are performing good and that the clients are viable.

If the balance sheets of the client depicts that they are not financially viable then the bank do not extend the time limits and tries to recover the funds as soon as possible.

answer; /// the above statement is (true); good luck