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Short-Term Sme Financing
Michalski, Grzegorz - 2007
in SME is on relatively higher level than in larger firms …
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Small Business Finance in Bangladesh : Can 'Crowdfunding' Be an Alternative?
Adhikary, Bishnu - 2016
This paper unearths a systematic problem in financing the small business firms in Bangladesh with the country's present financial structure, and reviews crowdfunding — a recently developed market-based phenomenon — as an alternative. The paper argues that crowdfunding approach can...
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G20/OECD effective approaches for implementing the G20/OECD High-Level Principles on SME Financing
Koreen, Miriam; Laboul, André; Smaini, Naima - 2018
This report identifies effective approaches adopted by countries to implement the G20/OECD High-Level Principles on SME …
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Alternative financing instruments for SMEs and entrepreneurs : the case of capital market finance
Thompson, John; Boschmans, Kris; Pissareva, Lora - 2018
The present report analyses the extent to which capital markets have provided capital to SMEs since the GFC, focusing on three kinds of financial instruments that have proven especially important in providing finance to SMEs undergoing major transitions during the past few years: Private Equity;...
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Financing patterns of European SMEs revisited : an updated empirical taxonomy and determinants of SME financing clusters
Masiak, Christian; Moritz, Alexandra; Lang, Frank - 2017
empirical taxonomy of SME financing patterns in Europe, applying cluster analyses. In order to investigate the cluster stability … of SMEs. Our results confirm the results of Moritz et al. (2016) and show that European SME financing is not homogenous …, but that different financing patterns exist. Our cluster analysis identifies seven distinct SME financing types based on …
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Financial system, and SME financing in Kazakhstan
Dosmagambet, Yergali; Oskenbayev, Yessengali; … - 2018
economic development, particularly concentrating on the diversification and expansion of the SME sector. Second-tier banks … the CGS in SME financing in Kazakhstan. In addition, it provides an empirical analysis using the structural VAR method …
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A comprehensive method for the credit risk assessment of small and medium-sized enterprises based on Asian data
Yoshino, Naoyuki; Taghizadeh-Hesary, Farhad - 2018
from risky companies in order to reduce their nonperforming assets in the SME sector. If they can do this, lending and … and other lending agencies around the world, and especially in Asia, to group SME customers based on financial health …
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The role of SMEs in Asia and their difficulties in accessing finance
Yoshino, Naoyuki; Taghizadeh-Hesary, Farhad - 2018
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are the backbone of the Asian economy. They make up more than 96% of all Asian businesses, providing two out of three private-sector jobs on the continent. Therefore, it is vital for Asian economies' economic success that they have fully functioning...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011949926
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SME finance in Asia : recent innovations in fintech credit, trade finance, and beyond
Cornelli, Giulio; Davidson, Vukile; Frost, Jon; … - 2019
developing innovative means of providing SME finance. This includes the growth of fintech credit, big tech providers, and new …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012119148
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Financing SMEs in Europe
Balling, Morten (ed.); Bernet, Beat (ed.); Gnan, Ernest (ed.) - Conference on "Financing SMEs in Europe" <2008, Paris>; … - 2009
Small and medium-sized enterprises are a centrepiece of Europe's economy. Due to their limited size and their generally lower creditworthiness, their access to financial market instruments is more limited than for large enterprises, which benefit from more elaborate Treasury operations,...
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