Bankability se cesto prevodi i kao "finansijska i tehnicka spovodljivost/izvodljivost" projekta, a mozda nije tako los ni primer "prihvatljivost za banke".


Bankability - is the ability (based on income or cost savings generated by the project) to repay the financing plus provide a return on the money (the interest on the loan or the expected return of an equity investment). The return should reflect the amount of risk taken by the investor (equity finance generally involves more risks and will therefore usually be more expensive than a loan).

(source: PCP Guidelines for Financing of Environmental Projects)

Bankable project - refers to a project which has been prepared in such a way (often supported by feasibility studies) that it successfully meets the criteria set in the appraisal and is, therefore, suitable for financing by a bank (see: Bankability).

(http://www.mos.gov.pl/mos/publikac/Raporty_opracowania/manua...

Set of criteria and/or characteristics of projects and activities, which (in anticipation) create enough revenue to pay off loans and/or produce enough financial benefits to be attractive for private investors, particularly IFIs (private or development banks).

(http://waterwiki.net/index.php/Bankability)

Assessing bankability: viability of the project - economical, financial and technical viability, issues relative to project risk allocation including site issues, source country issues, project structure issues, and contractual structure issues.

(http://books.google.com/books?id=hUOp-1bVS8cC&pg=PA97&lpg=PA...