Search Results - subject:"Credit worthiness"

How are the firms' innovative activities and credit rating signals received in the market?

Whang, Jeongbin - In: Asia marketing journal 25 (2023) 1, pp. 37-44

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PRACTICAL ASPECTS REGARDING THE ENTERPRISE’S CREDITWORTHINESS AS METHOD OF RISK ANALYSYS

Tirlea, Rodica Mariana - In: Management Intercultural (2014) 30, pp. 268-273

The company’s creditworthiness is a prudent method of enterprise financial analysis, specific in banks, where enterprises have the quality of loan applicant in relation to bank. The bank tracks the financial indicators, in relation to a pre-established threshold for the value of these...

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The Credit-worthiness of a borrower and the selection process in Micro-finance: A case study from the urban slums of India

Paul, Sohini - Volkswirtschaftliche Fakultät, … - 2013

This paper examines whether urban Micro-Finance Institutions (MFIs) consider proxy/ hidden collateral in the absence of physical as well as social collateral to judge the creditworthiness of a borrower. Micro-finance institutes operating in urban slums adopt an individual lending mechanism in...

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Incentives for Soil and Water Conservation on Farm in Ravines of Gujarat: Policy Implications for Future Adoption

Pande, V.C.; Kurothe, R.S.; Singh, H.B.; Tiwari, S.P. - In: Agricultural Economics Research Review 24 (2011) 1

, farmersâ€™ credit worthiness might play a greater role in helping adoption of conservation on farm. Thus, financial inclusion …

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Political Economy of Directed Credit

Miller, Mark - eSocialSciences - 2010

company and the other is a farmer. As someone who wants the largest possible profits, you will look at each personâ€™s credit … worthiness and the interest rate and decide based primarily on these two factors. If the farmer is a riskier borrower but is …

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The New Basle Accord, Internal Ratings, and the Incentives of Banks

Kirstein, Roland - 2000

The Basle Accord of 1988 regulates how much equity banks must set aside as a cushion against the default risk. In its 1999 proposal for a new Accord, the Basle Committee seeks to introduce different equity ratios for customers of different risk levels. The proposal strongly favors external...

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Spatial Competition in Credit Markets

Hoppe, Heidrun C.; Lehmann-Grube, Ulrich - Centro Studi di Economia e Finanza (CSEF) - 2000

: banks perform independent tests to assess the credit-worthiness of their loan applicants, and thereby create a nongeographic … customer heterogeneity. If banks are sufficiently pessimistic about the credit-worthiness of firms, they try to minimize the …

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The New Basle Accord, Internal Ratings, and the Incentives of Banks

Kirstein, Roland - Forschungsstelle zur ökonomischen Analyse des Rechts, … - 2000

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