This study reviews the literature of online peer-to-peer (P2P) lending from 2008 until 2020
as an emergent but fast spreading phenomenon in the context of digital finance. Previous …

Abstract Peer-to-peer (P2P) lending is a market with significant growth in recent years. We
review the academic literature published during the last decade on P2P lending to identify …

This study investigates the effect of the green lending propensity of banks on profitability and
risk. Using a sample of 217 green facilities financing syndication worldwide, we create a …

The study contributes to underdeveloped knowledge on effects of SME policies in Central
and Eastern Europe. We evaluate two Czech credit guarantee schemes funded from EU …

Abstract Loss Given Default (LGD) is an essential element in effective banking supervision,
as set out in the Basel Accords. In this paper, we focus on improving LGD predictions with …

Performance budgeting is a contentious area in public administration literature. While
performance budgeting systems are widely adopted with promises of better fiscal outcomes …

Can peer-to-peer lending platforms mitigate fraudulent behaviors? Or have lending players
been acting similar to free-riders? This paper constructs a new proxy to investigate lending …

A core issue of the rapid developing online lending is to establish a sound credit rating
method for borrowers. When examining 14,558 recovery rates of defaulted assets …

Our research expands on the private equity (PE) valuation theory by incorporating the
limited partner's (LP) time-inconsistent preferences. Our findings show that time …

This paper develops a new non-parametric method in modeling recovery rates for a given
default in credit risk management. Two main theoretical contributions are made to the …