Yeah. You literally just asked for 60 Billion ISK with no collateral, and no history of borrowing or any other business.
That’s the point tho isn’t it, you have to do more than a bit of quick maths and tell us you want a supercarrier. Most people start small, maybe a Billion for market trading or something. Once you have a few people who will vouch for you, it’s possible others will offer you more over time. Nobody just walks in, asks for 60 Billion to buy TWO supercarriers and gets it.
Realise that un-collateralised loans are extremely dangerous to the lender, and that’s why you need a bit of history to get one, especially one this big.
So you’re so sure you can keep a carrier alive that you want to borrow two just in case? This is going nowhere. You need to learn a bit about finance, and then accept that your promises mean less than nothing without proven history of conducting good business before the fact.
Promises promises. You could also NOT do that and there’s nothing anybody could do.