1. the quality of being considered a safe financial investment or loan candidate
Usage: business; finance
2. the commercial appeal or marketability of a person, especially in entertainment
Usage: entertainment industry

Examples

• The startup’s bankability improved after securing several major contracts.
• Banks assess the bankability of loan applicants based on credit history and income.
• The actor’s bankability declined after a series of box office failures.
• Her proven track record enhanced her bankability with investors.
• The film’s bankability depends on having recognizable stars in leading roles.
• Small businesses often struggle to establish their bankability with traditional lenders.