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Student loans. A loan and broke in nursing.
Nursing standard (Royal College of Nursing (Great Britain) : 1987), 1989openaire +1 more source
Loan officers and loan ‘delinquency’ in Microfinance: A Zambian case [PDF]
Accounting Forum, 2007 The paper seeks to promote greater understanding of the importance of loan officers in group-based microfinance by explaining their actual roles, dilemmas and tensions when working with poor clients. Few existing studies have used data outside Bangladesh and most focus upon relatively well-performing institutions.
Juliana Siwale
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(Loan) Price and (Loan Officer) Prejudice
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2022 Although the role of loan officers in the credit process has been extensively discussed in the literature, their individual prejudices have been neglected. The literature on decision making relies on the assumption that all loan officers perceive and use information similarly, regardless of their individual and psychological backgrounds.
Bertrand, Jérémie, Burietz, Aurore
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The Review of Financial Studies, 2018 AbstractDoes financing respond to changes in productive opportunities, even for the world’s poor? We answer this question by examining the response of private bank financing to an infrastructure program that brought road access to unconnected Indian villages.
Argawal, S, Mukherjee, A, Naaraayanan, L
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USURIOUS LOAN & ISLAMIC LOAN [PDF]
Mesopotamia Journal of Agriculture, 2005 The purpose of this study to know the Islamic formulas as a substitute for interest rate which can be used in agricultural banks. A number of farmers don't like to deal with agricultural banks that take the familiar interest due to their religious rules , and because of the high costs from which the farmers suffer.
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Mortgage Loan Securitization and Relative Loan Performance [PDF]
Journal of Financial Services Research, 2011 We compare the ex ante observable risk characteristics, the default performance, and the pricing of securitized mortgage loans to mortgage loans retained by the original lender. In our sample of loans originated between 2000 and 2007, we find that privately securitized fixed and adjustable-rate mortgages were riskier ex ante than lender-retained loans ...
John Krainer, Elizabeth Laderman
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