A credit rationing model of the medium risk borrowers with low valued collateral
Sehoon Kwon
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Sehoon Kwon
Abstract
This paper investigates how the risk and the collateral values are jointly affecting the credit rationing. We propose a credit rationing model of continuous default risk and collateral values and show that the medium risk borrowers with low valued (or high transaction cost) collateral are most vulnerable to the credit rationing.
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This paper investigates how the risk and the collateral values are jointly affecting the credit rationing. We propose a credit rationing model of continuous default risk and collateral values and show that the medium risk borrowers with low valued (or high transaction cost) collateral are most vulnerable to the credit rationing.
Key concepts: Collateral, Credit rationing, Rationing, Credit risk, Business, Transaction cost, Database transaction, Economics