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Showing 1 to 20 of 111 for “"lender"”.
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Lender identity, lender equity and project finance debt mandates
… benefits and information transfer from private lenders to equityholders. Daily market reactions are stronger for debt mandate announcements than for project finance approvals consistent with screening signals, a greater reduction in information asymmetry and/or the ‘retention of the option to …
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Lender Behavior and Farm Organization
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Renegotiation of Debt Contract With Partially Informed Lender
… renegotiation procedure does not depend on the lender's ability to commit or not to the terms of a contract. The renegotiation procedure, however, depends on the acquisition and quality of the signal about the borrower's capacity to pay. The optimal renegotiation procedure uses a menu of offers …
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How lender-specific factors affect their covenant negotiation strategies
… finding from this study is significance of lender and time fixed effects, which suggests that market conditions and exogenous factors have an influence over financial contracting arrangements. Overall, the study offers a new insight into determinants of covenant agreements, has implications …
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Lender Response to Credit Risk: The Case of Bank Perkreditan Rakyat in East Java, Indonesia
Embargo set by: Seth Robbins for item 84321 Lift date: Forever Reason: Restricted to the U of I community idenfinitely during batch ingest of legacy ETDs
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Lender Response to Federal Crop Insurance: Their Effects on Farm Business Performance (Survey, Simulation Model)
Prior research has explored the benefits of farmers' participation in the Federal Crop Insurance program. Generally, these studies have implicitly assumed independence between participation in the program and the firm's financial organization. The objective of this study is to explore if a …
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Neither a Borrower nor a Lender Be: America Attempts to Collect its War Debts 1922-1934.
<p>During and immediately after World War I the United States lent over $10 billion to various countries to sustain their war efforts and to provide post-war relief. The United States's insistence that these loans be repaid led to sharp disagreements with its erstwhile allies as to the nature of …
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The development of the role of the Bank of England as a Lender of Last Resort, 1870-1914
… studies the role of the Bank of England as a lender of last resort (LLR) in the 1870-1914 period. It also considers how the Bank reacted to the failure, or the possibility of failure, of financial institutions. This concern with crises arises out of fractional reserve banking: banks keep only …
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Effects of Variable Amortization Plans on Borrower and Lender Risk: A Simulation Study of Low Equity Illinois Cash Grain Farms
… amortization plans (VAPs) can result in reduced lender and borrower risk in agricultural lending where risks arise from varying farm commodity prices and yields. VAPs vary the contractual periodic debt servicing commitment on long term debt in response to varying periodic debt servicing capacity …
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Financial Reporting Differences and Debt Contracting
… that a larger difference between the GAAP of the lender and the GAAP of the borrower is associated with a higher credit spread and higher fees. I also find that a larger difference between the GAAP of the lender and the GAAP of the borrower is associated with a more concentrated loan syndicate, …
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Reducing the risks of property loans : a decision framework
… or framework for better decision making when a lender is considering making a property loan. The research considers the international literature on the management of problem property loans by lenders, the causes of those problems, and steps to resolve the problems. By analysis of the problems …
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Essays on Financial Contracting and Debt
… outright its investment project. The borrower-lender relationship is regulated by a legal system and a bankruptcy code, which establishes residual claim rights to the lender if the borrower defaults on its debt payments. However, these residual claims are subjected to costly court proceedings. …
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Optimal Interest Rate for a Borrower with Estimated Default and Prepayment Risk
… rates. Amid the changes and controversy, lenders continue to originate loans because the interest paid over the loan lifetime is profitable. Measuring the profitability of those loans, along with return on investment to the lender is assessed using Actuarial Present Value (APV), which …
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The tax treatment of losses arising in loans advanced
… condition as received, is to be returned to the lender. In a loan for consumption one or more units of some fungible thing are delivered to the borrower. The borrower may consume what has been received but is bound to return the same number of units of the type of the thing borrowed. In …
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Essays on frictions in financial institutions
… received in a debt contract by the intermediate lender, while securitisation is the use of the debt contract itself as collateral. I show that rehypothecation enables more efficient reuse of the collateral by the intermediate lender. I emphasise the role of the limited pledgeability of the …
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Market response to corporate loan announcements in New Zealand
… In contrast, public loans, loans from one single lender, renewed loans and loans to small borrowing firms do not show any significant announcement effect. The results thus provide evidence that loan announcements do convey information to the New Zealand capital market. The findings are generally …
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Competing Risks Models of Farm Service Agency Guaranteed Operating and Farm Ownership Loans
… banks, Farm Credit System (FCS), or other lenders to farmers who have limited ability to obtain loans from normal sources without the Federal guarantee. The guarantee allows for payment up to 95 percent when borrowers default. Cox proportional hazards models for operating loans and farm …
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Effects of asymmetric information on agricultural borrowing, investment, and capital structure
… information between the farm borrower and lender. The capital structure of the borrower may affect the terms of the loan contract or may restrict credit availability. Thus, under asymmetric information conditions, the capital structure and investment decisions of the farmer are related via …
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Essays in applied microeconomics
… online market for loans to measure the impact of lender information on loan outcomes. Conditional on data available in both periods, allowing lenders to access more borrower credit information reduced default rates by 10 percentage points on average. These gains were most pronounced for high risk …
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