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After publishing its first report in September 1997, the Own Funds Working Group, in agreement with the European Committee of Central Balance Sheet Offices, decided to continue its work in order to gain a better understanding of the differences in financing structures between countries. To this...
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This paper aims at showing how the state may be an example in evaluation firms' quality. We develop this idea referring to a concrete experimental tool developed by the French Small Business Administration.
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microfinance organizations believed to be among the best in Bolivia. These lenders represent different combinations of …
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This report follows up on a 1996 UNDP survey of microfinance activity in Vietnam. The need was not simply because of … the five-year time lapse, but also because the larger multilateral donors were showing interest in funding microfinance … benefit. This report had highlighted a number of problems concerning microfinance in Vietnam. These concerns, however, should …
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In developing countries, microfinance has been the darling of the development community, and in developed countries …, microfinance fits well with Third Ways ideas. What are the challenges and opportunities for the attempt to replicate microfinance … for microfinance and drive up costs. With costs well above revenues, U.S. programs are far from achieving financial self …
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In the next ten years, advocates of microfinance organizations (MFOs) will seek more than $20 billion to provide small …-percent increase in the about $200 million spent per year on domestic microfinance. Most of the excitement for the promise of … microfinance in the United States has been sparked by reports of the success of the Grameen Bank of Bangladesh. Was Grameen a good …
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loans with characteristics similar to current loans--to inform decisions. Can credit scoring do the same for microfinance … daily decisions. In the next decade, many of the biggest microfinance lenders will likely make credit-scoring models one of …In rich countries, lenders often rely on credit scoring--formulae to predict risk based on the performance of past …
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constrained by lack of savings rather than a lack of credit. Most microenterprise programmes, however, can do little to facilitate …
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Can scoring models help microfinance lenders in poor countries as much as they have helped credit-card lenders in rich … microfinance depend on many factors difficult to include in statistical models, I find that inexpensive data does indeed have some … predictive power. In microfinance, computer models will not replace loan officers, but they can flag the highest risks and act as …
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This paper presents a scoring model that predicts the risk of drop-out for borrowers at a microfinance lender in … suggest that scoring may help microfinance lenders to detect segments of their clientele (and even specific current clients …
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