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Daniel Ventosa-Santaulària, Arnoldo Marmolejo and Luis Alvarado
As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, governments and central banks worldwide implemented a wide range of policies to support households and businesses, among them a series of measures to support the availability of credit. This paper quantitatively asse...
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Elsa Dyahpitaloka,(University of IndonesiaIndonesia)Ririen Setiati Riyanti,(University of IndonesiaIndonesia)
Pág. 433 - 444
This study aims to analyze the impact of a credit crunch on a firm's likelihood of conducting an IPO during the COVID-19 pandemic. The study on credit crunch is still limited, the majority of which focuses on the financial crises of 1998 or 2008. Meanwhi...
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Tanja Verster and Erika Fourie
The landscape of financial credit risk models is changing rapidly. This study takes a brief look into the future of predictive modelling by considering some factors that influence financial credit risk modelling. The first factor is machine learning. As ...
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Ninditya Nareswari,Nuraini Desty Nurmasari,Latifah Putranti
Pág. 312 - 321
The creative industry has a significant role in the economy. The existence of a creative industry causes advanced innovations, increases job availability, and improves the value and quality of a product. However, MSMEs in the creative industry still face...
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Gordon Kuo Siong Tan
Pág. Finance an - 48
Fintech is celebrated for its disruptive and democratizing qualities that dis/reintermediates the finance value chain. Claims of a ?fintech revolution? assume that fintech is ?disruptive? because of its innovative capabilities, but the extent to which th...
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