Why do banks ask for 2 years of audited financial statements?

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Audited financial statements allow banks to assess the stability, profitability, and consistency of a business’ income over time. They verify cash flow, declared revenue, and overall financial health, reducing the lender’s risk before approving a long-term loan.

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