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1994
Abstract Dudley had combined commodity trading with currency exchange, banking, and insurance even before he made the transition from com mission agent to general merchant. When established in London, public office and a lucrative marriage extended even further the range of his income and financial interests. Once his initial fortune had
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Abstract Dudley had combined commodity trading with currency exchange, banking, and insurance even before he made the transition from com mission agent to general merchant. When established in London, public office and a lucrative marriage extended even further the range of his income and financial interests. Once his initial fortune had
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2012
We’ve all heard about the Golden Rule. It’s from the Bible. Matthew 7:12, to be exact. And it goes like this: “So whatever you wish that men would do to you, do so to them; for this is the Law and the prophets.”
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We’ve all heard about the Golden Rule. It’s from the Bible. Matthew 7:12, to be exact. And it goes like this: “So whatever you wish that men would do to you, do so to them; for this is the Law and the prophets.”
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Lender Retention of Online Prosocial Lending: A Self-Determination Perspective
Internet Research, 2023Dongming Xu, Hongke Zhao
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Learning to Recommend via Random Walk With Profile of Loan and Lender in P2P Lending
Expert Systems With Applications, 2021Yanbin Jiang, Huifang Ma, Zhixin Li
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1997
Abstract This is really a social problem, not a legal problem. (Solicitor 11) In this chapter, ‘public’ (lenders’ and lawyers’) perspectives on providing security are considered. The findings presented in this chapter, together with the findings in Chapter 6 on the more ‘private’ experience of sureties and debtors, reflect the views ...
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Abstract This is really a social problem, not a legal problem. (Solicitor 11) In this chapter, ‘public’ (lenders’ and lawyers’) perspectives on providing security are considered. The findings presented in this chapter, together with the findings in Chapter 6 on the more ‘private’ experience of sureties and debtors, reflect the views ...
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Private Lenders and Borrowers’ Internal Control Weaknesses
Journal of Corporate Accounting and Finance, 2021Mahmudul Hasan
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Loan Spreads and Credit Cycles: The Role of Lenders’ Personal Economic Experiences
Journal of Financial Economics, 2023Daniel Carvalho, Janet Gao
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