Loan Application Analysis
A business owner with a documented history of defaulting on previous financial obligations applies for a large loan. The loan is for a new project that, if successful, promises extremely high profits, far exceeding the loan amount. Explain the most critical reason why a financial institution would likely reject this loan application, despite the project's high potential profitability.
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