A syndicated loan is a loan provided by multiple banks to a single borrower. Common peer roles in this type of loan include:

1. The main originator of the loan: usually It is a large bank that plays a major role in organizing syndicated loans.

2. Leading bank: Played by the largest of several banks, responsible for coordinating the loan amounts, interest rates and other related matters of each bank.

3. Entrusting bank: Among the banks participating in syndicated loans, except for the lead bank, other banks have smaller loan amounts and are usually coordinated and managed by the lead bank.

4. Participating banks: Each bank participating in the syndicated loan provides loan funds and enjoys corresponding benefits in accordance with the agreement.