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An Incentive Mechanism Model of Credit Behavior of SMEs Based on the Perspective of Credit Default Swaps

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  • Shenghong Wu
  • Pei Mu
  • Jiaxian Shen
  • Wenyi Wang

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The rapid development of credit default swap (CDS) market has changed the manner of credit risk management of banks to some extent and has had a new influence on the bank-enterprise credit model. In this study, the credit financing process of credit risk in small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) gathers within a bank, which makes it difficult for SMEs to raise funds. On the basis of the perspective of CDS, we construct an incentive game model of bank-enterprise credit behavior and analyze the influence mechanism of the credit financing of SMEs on CDS contract coupon rate, CDS payout ratio, bank-enterprise credit effort, and loan recovery rate when considering CDS. The result shows that the CDS contract leads to insufficient supervision after a bank loan, the moral hazard of the SMEs rises, and the probability of credit default events increases. In addition, in view of CDS, the SMEs can access more credit funds.

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  • Shenghong Wu & Pei Mu & Jiaxian Shen & Wenyi Wang, 2020. "An Incentive Mechanism Model of Credit Behavior of SMEs Based on the Perspective of Credit Default Swaps," Complexity, Hindawi, vol. 2020, pages 1-8, December.
    • Handle: RePEc:hin:complx:6639636
    DOI: 10.1155/2020/6639636
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