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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2011 We offer a theoretical framework to analyze corporate lending when loan officers must be incentivized to prospect for loans and to transmit the soft information they obtain in that process. We explore how this multi-task agency problem shapes loan officers' compensation, banks' use of soft information in credit approval, and their lending standards ...
Florian Heider, Roman Inderst
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Creditor Governance Through Loan-to-Loan and Loan-to-Own
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2013Abstract This paper provides new evidence on the roles and strategies adopted by different types of debtor-in-possession (DIP) lenders: “loan-to-loan” (LTL) lenders—prepetition secured bank lenders providing DIP financing, and “loan-to-own” (LTO) lenders—activist investors (i.e., hedge funds or private equity funds) providing DIP financing.
Kai Li, Wei Wang
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Review of World Economics, 2007
We argue in this paper that canceling the debt of the poorest countries was a good thing, but that it should not imply that the debt instrument should be foregone. Debt and debt cancellations are indeed two complementary instruments which, if properly managed, perform better than either loans or grants taken in isolation.
Cohen , Daniel +2 more
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We argue in this paper that canceling the debt of the poorest countries was a good thing, but that it should not imply that the debt instrument should be foregone. Debt and debt cancellations are indeed two complementary instruments which, if properly managed, perform better than either loans or grants taken in isolation.
Cohen , Daniel +2 more
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LOAN RECOVERY OF HIGHER EDUCATION LOANS
Edith Cowan Journal of Strategic Management, 2023Higher Education Loans Board (HELB) is the major source of financing higher education in Kenya. Non-repayment of the loan among university students after they have graduated is a major drawback on funding education for other needy students. Non-recovery of loans leads to non-sustainability of the education fund which leads to a number of loan ...
Jane Harper +2 more
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Mathematical Finance, 2007
This paper introduces a mathematical model for a currently popular financial product called a stock loan. Quantitative analysis is carried out to establish explicitly the value of such a loan, as well as the ranges of fair values of the loan size and interest, and the fee for providing such a service.
Xia, Jianming, Zhou, Xun Yu
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This paper introduces a mathematical model for a currently popular financial product called a stock loan. Quantitative analysis is carried out to establish explicitly the value of such a loan, as well as the ranges of fair values of the loan size and interest, and the fee for providing such a service.
Xia, Jianming, Zhou, Xun Yu
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A Quicksand of Loans: Loan Types
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2019Rachel Moore was an optimistic, cheerful, friendly woman who had recently graduated with a bachelor's degree in business management. She had used scholarships and grants while working 30 hours a week to make up the difference in tuition, and had graduated debt free—becoming the first in her family to earn a college education.After moving to start a ...
Gregory B. Fairchild +3 more
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Loan Deficiency Payments or the Loan Program? [PDF]
, 1998 Low marked prices for corn and soybeans have triggered two federal price support programs: (1) a Loan Deficiency Payment (LDP) that pays producers the difference between county-level prices and that county's loan rate on a date chosen by the producer and (2) a traditional loan program whereby the producer puts grain in storage and uses the grain as ...
Hayes, Dermot J. +3 more
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