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Collateralized Borrowing : Insights from The World Bank Enterprise Surveys

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  • Fan,Yuting
  • Nguyen,Ha Minh
  • Qian,Rong
  • Nguyen,Ha Minh
  • Qian,Rong

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Using the World Bank Enterprise Surveys, we investigate the prevalence and correlates of collateralized borrowing in 131 countries between 2005-2017. Overall, 77 percent of loans require collateral, and the median loan-to-collateral value is 60 percent. Small firms and loans from non-bank financial institutions are less often associated with collateral. When collateral is pledged, the type of collateral assets is strongly correlated with the loan-to-value ratio.

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  • Fan,Yuting & Nguyen,Ha Minh & Qian,Rong & Nguyen,Ha Minh & Qian,Rong, 2012. "Collateralized Borrowing : Insights from The World Bank Enterprise Surveys," Policy Research Working Paper Series 6001, The World Bank.
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