This book discusses the most critical issues relating to the recovery of bad loans – a major problem that European banks urgently need to address and resolve.
Non-Performing Loans, Non-Performing People tells the previously untold stories of those living with mortgage debt in times of precarity and explores how individualized indebtedness can unite resistance in the struggle toward housing ...
Based on the recent European regulatory policies on non-performing loans (NPL), the dissertation 'Non-Performing Loans: Determinants-Default-Divestiture' presents four stand-alone research papers on the determinants, default and divestiture ...
This paper builds on recent work that shows how financial sector outcomes are affected by the provision of information by financial and other entities.
Multilateral development banks are frequently accused of defensive lending, the practice of extending new loans purely in order to ensure that existing loans are repaid.
Despite the devastating story the book tells, we can feel hopeful: once these forces of destruction and the means of resisting them are understood through Stout’s nuanced and insightful ethnography, perhaps they will never again be ...
Oil-macro-financial linkages in Saudi Arabia are analyzed by applying panel econometric frameworks (multivariate and vector autoregression) to maceoeconomic and bank-level balance sheet data for 9 banks spanning 1999–2014.
Now, in The Art of Vulture Investing, Schultze shares his valuable insights and experiences with you. Engaging and informative, this reliable guide offers a bird’s-eye into the opportunities and risks associated with vulture investing.
The liberalization of financial sector in India is exposing Indian commercial banks in a new economic environment that has characterized by increased competition and new regulatory requirements.The paradign shift of attitude of finacial ...
Dealing with economic failure is one of the persistent and ubiquitous features of economic life. This volume brings together international scholars from several academic disciplines - economic and social history, legal history and law.
This paper builds on recent work that shows how financial sector outcomes are affected by the provision of information by financial and other entities.