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The development of priority decision model for old urban community renovation in China. [PDF]

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Wang W, Yang H, Jing S.
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The impact of banking uncertainty on firm investment: A look into intangible assets. [PDF]

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Huynh J, Phan TMH.
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Runtime Monitoring of Static Fairness Properties

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A Prediction of the Probability of Default of SMEs on the Credit Guarantee Schemes

Journal of Statistics and Management Systems, 2013
AbstractSMEs (small and medium enterprises) have had a significant impact in improving economic development and social stability in Taiwan. However, due to weaker management constitutions than large enterprises, SMEs usually encounter more financing when running their business.
Wen-Tien Chang, Chao-Hung Yu, Chau-Jung Kuo   +2 more
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Public Credit Guarantee Schemes and SMEs’ Profitability: Evidence from Italy

Journal of Small Business Management, 2019
The aim of this study is to assess the effectiveness of the Italian State Credit Guarantee Scheme (Central Guarantee Fund).
Guido Corbetta, Mónica Rossolini, Veronica Vecchi   +2 more
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Credit guarantee schemes in Albania and their importance for developing SMEs

Proceeding Book of 3rd International Conference on Scientific and Academic Research ICSAR 2023, 2023
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Credit guarantee schemes in Sri Lanka

Enterprise Development & Microfinance, 1998
Many small and medium manufacturing businesses were under threat in the late 1970s when Sri Lanka ended its protectionist policies in favour of a more open economy. To address this, the Central Bank began a series of credit guarantee schemes with the aim of inducing banks to lend to otherwise risky SMEs.
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A Credit Guarantee Scheme for Rooftop Solar in India

The Journal of Structured Finance, 2020
This article examines the need for scaling up investments in rooftop solar projects in India’s micro, small, and medium enterprise (MSME) sector. In this context, the article identifies the third-party financing model as a key business model and notes two key barriers to financing these rooftop solar projects—payment delay and payment default. Arguably,
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Credit guarantee schemes for SMEs – an international review

Enterprise Development & Microfinance, 1997
In view of the growing interest in microfinance, small enterprises with growth potential, as opposed to microenterprises, may be missing out on donor credit programmes.Credit guarantee schemes can be seen as filling this gap, since they are aimed at the SME sector, and are intended to help banks learn about lending to SMEs, while being cushioned from ...
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