Not even loan contracts are set in stone
![perjel](/_hun/hpimages/perjel_pici.png)
![Boglárka Zsibrita](/Aril2/uploads/module.tbox/202426/1719479412683ab2e3debc707ff1bdc15228b23c533069c01b.jpg)
A common stereotype prevails that banking contracts are non-negotiable, and borrowers hardly have a say in the terms of their contracts. However, this is not the case: like any economic operator, banks are also willing to compromise. Banks’ flexibility varies depending on who and when is seeking preferential treatment and on the contractual terms subject to negotiations.