No, if the debtor has debts due to a civil dispute and refuses to perform after compulsory execution by the court, the court may include the person subjected to execution in the list of untrustworthy persons and will not be able to obtain bank loans. Different loan requirements are different, and loans are evaluated according to comprehensive qualifications. Income, liabilities, credit history, repayment ability and other aspects need to be considered. Whether the loan can be approved is subject to the actual results of the loan handling banking system. Article 6 of the Supreme Court's Interpretation of the Civil Procedure Law, the people's court shall inform the relevant government departments, financial regulatory agencies, financial institutions, institutions and trade associations that undertake administrative functions of the list information, so that the relevant units can impose credit punishment on the people who are untrustworthy in terms of government procurement, bidding, administrative examination and approval, government support, financing credit, market access, qualification identification and other aspects in accordance with laws, regulations and relevant provisions.