Repeated Lending Interactions
Repeated Lending Interactions is a theoretical construct in relationship banking that denotes the iterative process whereby a lender and borrower engage in successive credit transactions over time, characterized by the accumulation and utilization of private information and relational incentives to mitigate informational asymmetries and enhance lending efficiency.
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Building Social Capital Through MicroFinance
Benjamin Feigenberg, Erica Field, Rohini Pande · National Bureau of Economic Research · 2010 · 108 citations · Full text
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Shun Cai, Xi Lin, Di Xu et al. · Information & Management · 2016 · 89 citations
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Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
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Frankfurt School of Finance & Management
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Bank of Italy
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National Bureau of Economic Research
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Xiamen University
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IIT@MIT
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