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EU SME policy: On the edge of governance
Dannreuther, Charles - In: CESifo Forum 08 (2007) 2, pp. 7-13
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SMEs and the tax system: What is so different about them?
Jousten, Alain - In: CESifo Forum 08 (2007) 2, pp. 14-20
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Banking consolidation and small businessfinance: empirical evidence for Germany
Marsch, Katharina; Schmieder, Christian; Forster-van … - 2007
banking consolidation in Germany does not have a significant negative impact on the financing of small and medium …-sized enterprises (SME). We measure the financing opportunities of SMEs based on the bank debt/assets ratio and the logarithmized credit … consolidation process. In addition, we observe that the concentration in the banking market is insignificant for SME financing and …
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Nachfolge durch Unternehmenskauf - Werkzeuge für die Bewertung und Finanzierung von KMU im Rahmen einer externen Nachfolge
Mahnke, Christian - 2005
"Nachfolgeregelung durch Unternehmenskauf - Werkzeuge für die Bewertung und Finanzierung kleiner und mittelständischer … Finanzierung, welche mit mannigfachen Instrumenten, Beteiligten und Modellen dem Käufer Möglichkeiten an die Hand geben soll, den …
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Hybride Finanzierungsformen als Finanzierungsinstrumente mittelständischer Unternehmen
Stirtz, Beate - 2007
Den kleinen und mittelständischen Unternehmen kommt in der deutschen Wirtschaft eine herausragende Bedeutung zu. Sie machen 99,7 % aller deutschen Unternehmen aus und beschäftigen über 70 % aller Arbeitnehmer, tragen mit 46,7 % zur Bruttowertschöpfung aller Unternehmen bei, erwirtschaften...
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Microfinance Strategies: Strategies for developing viable microfinance institutions and sustainable microfinancial services in Asia
Seibel, Hans Dieter - 1996
In most Asian countries including Vietnam, inadequate access of small farmers and microentepreneurs including women and the poor to effective financial services presents a major challenge. Such services must include facilities to deposit microsavings, access to microcredit for production,...
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Microfinance In The Philippines: An Assessment of Viability, Sustainability and Outreach among Grameen Replicators
Seibel, Hans Dieter; Llanto, Gilberto M.; Garcia, Edgardo; … - 1997
The Philippines, a country of great promise in the 1950s, has greatly lagged behind many other Asian countries. Between 1991 and 1994 urban poverty declined from 26% to 29%; but rural poverty virtually stagnated at a much higher rate: 55% and 54%, respectively. Poverty lending programs were...
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Microfinance In Nepal: Determinants of Viability, Sustainability and Outreach among Grameen, NGO, and Cooperative Microfinance Institutions
Seibel, Hans Dieter; Pant, Harihar Dev; Dhungel, Dipak - 1998
Nepal is one of the poorest countries in the world, with 70% of its population below the poverty line. Subsidized national poverty lending programs have failed to attain viability, mobilize savings and reach the poor in significant numbers. Informal institutions such as the ubiquitous dhikuti...
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Recent Developments in Microfinance
Seibel, Hans Dieter - 1998
Our knowledge about microfinance in developing countries has been greatly enriched in recent years by the experience of numerous institutions. Different sound technologies and practices of financial services to all segments of the population have emerged; there is no single best practice or...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010297165
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Attaining Outreach with Sustainability: A Case Study of a Private Microfinance Institution in Indonesia
Seibel, Hans Dieter - 1999
Financial and economic deregulation in Indonesia since 1983 has encouraged the growth of microfinance institutions (MFIs). Combined with sustained economic growth, this has resulted in drastic reductions in poverty. The paper analyses the performance of Bank Shinta Daya, a private rural bank in...
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