credit refusal

credit refusal
/'kredɪt rɪˌfju:z(ə)l/ noun
a decision not to give someone credit
(NOTE: Anyone who has been refused credit can ask to see the reasons for the decision.)

Dictionary of banking and finance. 2015.

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