In this work, we built a model of bank-enterprise relationships in an adverse selection situation. The informational problem is resolved by a double device. First, firms choose the number of potential lenders, then banks deduce some information of debtors'quality, therefore, we obtain a semi-separating equilibrium. On the other hand, banks complete the solution of informational problem by using separating contracts where the separation is based on the pair (rate; likelihood of rationing). Then the model permits to link the debt concentration, the credit cost and the credit availability to the firm's risk. So, we show that more risky firms prefer fewer number of potential lenders. On the contrary, the fewer risky firms prefer more potential ...
Market and credit interest rates in a partially disintermediated economy We analyse the relationshi...
This paper seeks to introduce a profit-maximizing behaviour in commercial banking theory, at aggrega...
Malgré les encouragements visant à soutenir les PME, la création de ces entreprises demeure inférieu...
In this work, we built a model of bank-enterprise relationships in an adverse selection situation. T...
Credit Allocation and Value Creation of Banks : The Impact of Relationship Banking in Normal and Cri...
Incomplet diversification and financial rationing In this paper we construct a financial rationing...
This research is concerned with how bank lending relationship affects small and medium-sized enterpr...
The paper studies an incentive contract in a monopolistic and duopolistic credit market where borro...
We examine the relationship between borrowers (firms) and lenders (banks), in a dynamic context, wit...
Credit Rationing, Interest Rates and Economic Activity Jean-Marc Talion This paper presents a model ...
This paper studies a duopolistic credit market in which borrowers differ in risk. In our competition...
Bank-firm relationship and lending cost This article aims at analyzing the consequences of the relat...
Previous theories of financial market rationing focused on a single market, either the credit or the...
Mixed creditors, liquidation and extending credit of firms : a theoritic al analysis We examine the...
The standard situation of ex post information asymmetry between borrowers and lenders is extended by...
Market and credit interest rates in a partially disintermediated economy We analyse the relationshi...
This paper seeks to introduce a profit-maximizing behaviour in commercial banking theory, at aggrega...
Malgré les encouragements visant à soutenir les PME, la création de ces entreprises demeure inférieu...
In this work, we built a model of bank-enterprise relationships in an adverse selection situation. T...
Credit Allocation and Value Creation of Banks : The Impact of Relationship Banking in Normal and Cri...
Incomplet diversification and financial rationing In this paper we construct a financial rationing...
This research is concerned with how bank lending relationship affects small and medium-sized enterpr...
The paper studies an incentive contract in a monopolistic and duopolistic credit market where borro...
We examine the relationship between borrowers (firms) and lenders (banks), in a dynamic context, wit...
Credit Rationing, Interest Rates and Economic Activity Jean-Marc Talion This paper presents a model ...
This paper studies a duopolistic credit market in which borrowers differ in risk. In our competition...
Bank-firm relationship and lending cost This article aims at analyzing the consequences of the relat...
Previous theories of financial market rationing focused on a single market, either the credit or the...
Mixed creditors, liquidation and extending credit of firms : a theoritic al analysis We examine the...
The standard situation of ex post information asymmetry between borrowers and lenders is extended by...
Market and credit interest rates in a partially disintermediated economy We analyse the relationshi...
This paper seeks to introduce a profit-maximizing behaviour in commercial banking theory, at aggrega...
Malgré les encouragements visant à soutenir les PME, la création de ces entreprises demeure inférieu...