A widespread consensus for an easier access to bank credit for SMEs to quicken the recovery could lead to overlook risks, for banks as well as for economies, of financing projects that do not fit the structural adjustments in the world economy caused by the international crisis. Sustainable lending policies for both firms and banks require an investment in a more comprehensive soft information. Only firms can produce credible business plans; the assessment by banks’ experts in industrial organization as well as finance should integrate the regulatory quantitative risk measurement models. Policy makers’ initiatives to further credit access for SMEs, including central banks’ non conventional measures, should be evaluated within this framework
Marotta, G.. "Per un accesso sostenibile delle Pmi al credito (A sustainable access to credit for SMEs)" Working paper, CEFIN WORKING PAPERS, Dipartimento di Economia Marco Biagi - Università di Modena e Reggio Emilia, 2013. https://doi.org/10.25431/11380_1197603
Per un accesso sostenibile delle Pmi al credito (A sustainable access to credit for SMEs)
Marotta, G.
2013
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A widespread consensus for an easier access to bank credit for SMEs to quicken the recovery could lead to overlook risks, for banks as well as for economies, of financing projects that do not fit the structural adjustments in the world economy caused by the international crisis. Sustainable lending policies for both firms and banks require an investment in a more comprehensive soft information. Only firms can produce credible business plans; the assessment by banks’ experts in industrial organization as well as finance should integrate the regulatory quantitative risk measurement models. Policy makers’ initiatives to further credit access for SMEs, including central banks’ non conventional measures, should be evaluated within this frameworkFile | Dimensione | Formato | |
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