The phrase "a credit relation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, banking, or economic discussions where the relationship between creditors and debtors is being described.
Example: "In a credit relation, the lender provides funds to the borrower with the expectation of repayment over time."
Alternatives: "a credit relationship" or "a lending relationship".
This bidirectional links are indicating that the credit relation should be of great importance both for the bank and for the firm.
If no security is presented, the credit relation is based on trust and the borrower has to be known to the trader.
The pact Mr. Li signed with Prime Minister Nikolai I. Ryzhkov of the Soviet Union was described as an ambitious, decade-long commitment to cooperation on a score of problems and projects, including improved credit relations and construction of a nuclear power plant in China.
Throughout, Calder keeps in clear view the human face of credit relations.
Nazi German officials saw the transaction as a "considerable concession to Switzerland on the part of the Germans, who were at that time taking over the Italian gold reserves for their own purposes". Germany's interest, the report said, lay in "influencing the Swiss government" to maintain its banking, trade and credit relations with Germany.
In this case only one City bank is present and the highlighted credit relations are only with two firms.
Middling and laboring white migrants adapted metropolitan credit relations and business practices, exploited the system of slavery in urban craft ateliers and households, and tapped into dense shipping networks to participate in regional and Atlantic trade.
According to the régulation theory, there are five institutional factors: bank and credit relations, wage and labor relations, mode of competition, mode of international insertion and the role of government (Boyer 1990: 38 39; Boyer and Hollingsworth 1997: 49 54; Boyer and Saillard 2002: 44).
It should also be noted that the peak of the number of bank-firm pairs with credit relations relevant for both types of nodes is observed for 1997 which was the year of the full blown systemic crisis of the Japanese banking system [18].
Currently, derivatives can be settled immediately with the declaration of bankruptcy even as other credit relations must wait for the court.
