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HOCHSCHULE
Christopher Charles Meadowcroft
The Role of Lending
in Corporate Banking
Empirical Evidence and Implications for
value-based Loan Pricing and Bank Management
Schriftenreihe für Bankmanagement und Controlling
Band 7 herausgegeben von Michael Lister
Steinbeis-Transfer-Institut
WB] zeb/business school
Vill
Table of contents
Page
List of figures sccesssssessstesssesssesotsessesnessseennegencconseneenressssenetantsnesesseseeseanesnssesorenecessncenetneaseseaes XVI
List Of tables cccsccscscsscesececcessesessecsessssesscsessssesecesssscscaenenseeesererecaesssanesesseeseeeeavisasssesaeseseneasees XVII
Abbreviations sescasaeseseeeseeesssaessesesscarseseenearesenesecseatasseanecs XXI
ADSUraCt cccccccccccscssssscecececesosecececvceoccecssecetcsssevsceuecsncessevevaesesacseusenseusevsessssuqescessstsvavsevaceatene XXVII
Introduction ccccsessscsessescscssescssesestscescsceseeseceesuecusaecagessusesseeueecsuseacenseessusanesaecgeseneesasencsasaesesaneees l
A) Corporate banking as a relevant research field cccccccscsessssssssssessseseseessseseseenseeesscecsssesseeas 1
B) Research question csccsccscsssssecssssesrscsssscssscssssssassesesuesessscecersessecscsacecerecusecsanssgecneseevsasseesee 5
C) Structure of the dissertation sccsscsssssssssecsssecsssscsssssssessssesseccasersecsescansesvessasecaseseavensssensess 8
Part I: Theoretical background and hypothesis specification ccseccccocsessscesssessessssvessecessnnssnnee 10
A) An introduction to value-based MANAQEMENE 0 eeecesecscresseccesneseecsessersosenseecsucsrssesnsansentess 10
I Measures of value creation davaecactarsessscesaesseeeseonts 10
I Definition and demarcation sccsssccsssssssssssssssesosececcccccccsscsceccccccccccccsccccccesssnsunanausceesveee® 10
2 Shareholder Value Added Ch 7 0 LI LLLILL ILL Lnannrannronnenanaesen 14
3 The enterprise DCF Model ccccccsscccssessecoeeeeeeeeecoccc kann 17
4 The ecomomic profit model susanne 20
Economic Value Added (EVA®) and Market Value Added (MVA) anna 22
© Cash Flow Return on Investment (CFROI) and Cash Value Added (CV A) 24
7 Summary and evaluation 26
H Application of value-based-management concepts in banking »
| Specifics of the banking industry in terms of applying value-based management
principles
4 Standard operating costs
5 Cost of Capital
5 1 Shareholder equity
5 3 Economic capital
5 5 The cost of capital rate
2 Fund transfer pricing: The matched funds transfer pricing concept (MFTP) - --++ 32
3 Standard risk costs: expected loss calculation 36
5 2 Regulatory required capital 44
5 4 Which capital measure should be used? 58
6 Risk-adjusted performance metrics for banks 70
III Evaluation of client relationships from a value-based management perspective
I The customer lifetime value concept
2 The calculation of customer lifetime value under uncertainty «ernennen
2 1 Uncertainty regarding the duration of client relationships eeenesenenenen
2 2 CLV based on scenario analyses
2 3 CLV based on CAPM-derived discount rates
B) Corporate banking
I Definition and theory of corporate banking
1 Definition of corporate banking
2 Products and services offered by corporate banks neesenessennseestnnesssensnnnenssnsseensenunsennn 84
2 1 Accounts and payments eneeneneentenntonssntenssenssenssensetsnssrsesenenssossessenssnensnssteseenune 84
2 2 Trade finance services uueessensenesenenenennenensnneenenessnonnnsennensnnensensentnserserossnsstsreransnsnnosenenn 85
2 3 Financial risk management esenessenssensensenserennnensenenenneotnsnnentnsonententsnsstassssenerenne 86
2 4 Investment banking services nennneesseneenensensesenressenensnnennenenenensentaensentnnnnssnsennennsnnne 86
2 5 Miscellaneous products and services uusnensnensnsennesnsnssnnssenensnnensesnnenenenennennennnnnnne 88
3 Theoretical justification for corporate banking relationships enereeneneneneneneeneenennee 89
Il Empirical evidence on the development and specifics of corporate banking
relationships sesssssccsseccsesssssscssessssessscsssessssansesnecsseasesnssassanssssseeeesecsnsseessees 93
1 Empirical studies sssssssssssssssscrsscersececcussssnssssessanessuessssanecaseeavenucssscssecasensacccovescesnnesee 93
2 Implications and relevance of empirical findings scssssscsesccssecccssesssessnvsseseeneeeneness 103
IH Current challenges and trends in corporate banking 105
1 Capital-related regulatory challenges (focus on Swiss regulation) een 105
2 Market-driven challenges ccsssssssssssssscsseesessessessessesvsussssssssessssessaseesasseseesevnseneeeett 110
3 Organisational and sales-related Challenges cesscssssessscssssssccessssnesececceesssserseenenennt 114
4 How the rescarch questions address the current corporate banking challenges
A EIS 17
©) Lending as a key business in corporate banking ueeeeennecnnnnnnnnnuennunennnnnennneeneeeeeett 119
I Key figures and definitions u nu LU U 119
| The overall importance of bank Vemding ssssssesssssesesnssssesessnseecssessseesessnnsnseeesessnee™ 19
3 Terminology and different forms of bank lending to corporates
3 1 Mortgages
3 2 Uncommitted facilities
3 3 Committed facilities
3 4 Term loans
3 5 Revolving credit facilities
3 6 Export credit
3 7 Contingent commitments
3 8 Structural specifications
II Approaches to oan pricing from a bank perspective une
1 Cost-based pricing / risk-adjusted pricing
2 Further pricing considerations
Ill Specifying the anchor product hypothesis of lending
Part 2: Empirical analysis of the anchor-product hypothesis of lending,
A) Data and applied econometric procedures
I The data
1 Source and structure of the data
2 The dependent variables
3 The independent variable of interest
4 Control variables
5 Summary statistics and outlier handling
au
II Applied econometric procedures nunensnnenneennessssenesssenssennnnsnnnnnnennnnneeonsessannennnnnnn, 154
1 Cross sectional analysis nneeneensenneneennennennnuennnenssssnssnsnsnnsnssssssnnannnnennnunnnn, 154
1 1 Linear regression models cssnseseeeeseseseseesssssneeseessssseesseuttenssetttttessenaeses 154
111 Linear regression model with one explanatory variable 155
112 Linear regression model with all explanatory variables cccccssccssssssssssoseece 155
113 Bootstrapped linear regression model with all explanatory variables 156
114 Stepwise linear regression models 157
1 2 Binary response logit models 158
121 Logit regression model with one explanatory variable ueenesesnscsseennsennsenunnenennne 159
122 Logit regression model with all explanatory variables ssssccsssssssscerssseeses 160
123 Stepwise logit regression model u 160
2 Cross sectional time series analysis 161
2 1 Linear regression MONS ssessccccsesssnnsssssseecesssssesessssssecseccssssssssssssssussesusssesnsansetuet 162
211 Random effects regression model with one explanatory variable 162
212 Fixed effects regression model with one explanatory variable 163
213 Random effects regression model with all explanatory variables 0 163
214 Fixed effects regression model with all explanatory variables ee 163
2 2 Binary response Vogt models 163
221 Random effects panel logit regression model with one explanatory variable 16
„A
223 Random effects panel logit regression model with all explanatory variables 164
224 Fixed effects panel logit regression model with all explanatory variables 165
B) Cross-sectional analysis results 166
I Linear regression models 166
1 Linear regression model with one explanatory variable sssssecsssssseceeseeaseceseeeeees 166
2 Linear regression model with all explanatory variables ssssssssssscessscessesseeaseeesee 169
3 Linear regression bootstrap model with all explanatory variables c cscssssssssessesess 172
4 Stepwise linear regression model 174
II Binary response logit models 176
| Logit regression model with one explanatory variable - ssesssssssecsesersestseestneeneateeess 176
2 Logit regression model with all explanatory variables ssssecssseesssessseeeteneseesceeesesess 179
3 Bootstrap logit regression model 182
4 Stepwise logit regression model 184
C) Cross-sectional time series analysis results and total summary of results 187
I Linear regression models 187
| Fixed effects regression model with one explanatory variable :ccssesseereeeeseneseess 187
2 Random effects regression model with one explanatory variable 189
3 Fixed effects regression model with all explanatory variables scscsssceeeeeeresnenes 191
4 Random effects regression model with all explanatory variables cscseeseseneseoreess 194
If Binary response logit models 196
I Fixed effects panel logit regression model with one explanatory variable «0 196
XIV
2 Random effects panel logit regression model with one explanatory variable
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3 Fixed effects panel logit regression model with all explanatory variables 0 0 200
4 Random effects panel logit regression model with all explanatory variables 201
III Summary of all results sssssssscscssecsnesssesssassessssssessarssueueeesesesisessecsesseeseranaevatsssstssesssen 204
Part 3: Implications for value-based loan pricing and critical assessment 207
A) Assessing the revenue composition development of corporate lending clients «00 207
TA simple linear regression model sssssssssssesesssssesssssesescanecensusecsssessesssussessnsssssssesesessnsen 208
1 Modelling approach sessssssssscsesssssssssssssssssssussessssnsescecceseseessasessssescasssusesceseeseasecesatee 208
2 The data sscsssessssssssonseeccesessesssessnsscesrsasssuvesssseststssssssesesetsssssesesesseseesesesssssasnsgassuenste 209
3 Results rsrsritnnsentntitntnttntstnsestetientsetnetinassasienetiatiatietiretretnenatntaneente 210
Il A generalised linear model with a logit link function and binomial distribution 212
I Modelling approach LI LL nn 212
cc 213
3 RESUIS essersrsretsnenssnestntsnnsuntntnnistsitasetbeeeeseoeeeseecececceceeseesesstatatt 213
B) Applications to value-based loan PIECING « ssescesssssececceseenenscscsceneeeceessseennsnneesseseesensni 217
1 Minimum loan price levels under COMAIMY saacsneeeeensnnnsninnsnnsnne sescnsenseuieett 217
I Minimum loan price levels Under uncertainty cccsosssssssessssescsssesssssesesnetessesnesntte 222
1 A scenario-based apprOACH un 222
2 A regression-based BPPFOACH wssssssssecesssessseeneeesstssssanesvennereseetnagsnnseenesensnsoenet 226
C) Limitations and Practical considerations nn 23!
II Limitations of the proposed minimum loan price approaches secsscsesereereteseressreteeeses 235
II! Organisational considerations of implementing a value-based loan price discount
framework 238
1 Management information systems (MIS) and data history „u nnessneenseneennennerserertenner 238
2 Loan pricing framework and price deviation competence: 238
3 Sales force incentive scheme 239
4 Controlling framework 241
5 Sales and pricing culture 241
Final assessment 243
A) Summary of results 243
B) Need for further research 246
C) Concluding remarks 249
Appendix 251
References 266
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Q Steinbeis
HOCHSCHULE
Christopher Charles Meadowcroft
The Role of Lending
in Corporate Banking
Empirical Evidence and Implications for
value-based Loan Pricing and Bank Management
Schriftenreihe für Bankmanagement und Controlling
Band 7 herausgegeben von Michael Lister
Steinbeis-Transfer-Institut
WB] zeb/business school
Vill
Table of contents
Page
List of figures sccesssssessstesssesssesotsessesnessseennegencconseneenressssenetantsnesesseseeseanesnssesorenecessncenetneaseseaes XVI
List Of tables cccsccscscsscesececcessesessecsessssesscsessssesecesssscscaenenseeesererecaesssanesesseeseeeeavisasssesaeseseneasees XVII
Abbreviations sescasaeseseeeseeesssaessesesscarseseenearesenesecseatasseanecs XXI
ADSUraCt cccccccccccscssssscecececesosecececvceoccecssecetcsssevsceuecsncessevevaesesacseusenseusevsessssuqescessstsvavsevaceatene XXVII
Introduction ccccsessscsessescscssescssesestscescsceseeseceesuecusaecagessusesseeueecsuseacenseessusanesaecgeseneesasencsasaesesaneees l
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B) Research question csccsccscsssssecssssesrscsssscssscssssssassesesuesessscecersessecscsacecerecusecsanssgecneseevsasseesee 5
C) Structure of the dissertation sccsscsssssssssecsssecsssscsssssssessssesseccasersecsescansesvessasecaseseavensssensess 8
Part I: Theoretical background and hypothesis specification ccseccccocsessscesssessessssvessecessnnssnnee 10
A) An introduction to value-based MANAQEMENE 0 eeecesecscresseccesneseecsessersosenseecsucsrssesnsansentess 10
I Measures of value creation davaecactarsessscesaesseeeseonts 10
I Definition and demarcation sccsssccsssssssssssssssesosececcccccccsscsceccccccccccccsccccccesssnsunanausceesveee® 10
2 Shareholder Value Added Ch 7 0 LI LLLILL ILL Lnannrannronnenanaesen 14
3 The enterprise DCF Model ccccccsscccssessecoeeeeeeeeecoccc kann 17
4 The ecomomic profit model susanne 20
Economic Value Added (EVA®) and Market Value Added (MVA) anna 22
© Cash Flow Return on Investment (CFROI) and Cash Value Added (CV A) 24
7 Summary and evaluation 26
H Application of value-based-management concepts in banking »
| Specifics of the banking industry in terms of applying value-based management
principles
4 Standard operating costs
5 Cost of Capital
5 1 Shareholder equity
5 3 Economic capital
5 5 The cost of capital rate
2 Fund transfer pricing: The matched funds transfer pricing concept (MFTP) - --++ 32
3 Standard risk costs: expected loss calculation 36
5 2 Regulatory required capital 44
5 4 Which capital measure should be used? 58
6 Risk-adjusted performance metrics for banks 70
III Evaluation of client relationships from a value-based management perspective
I The customer lifetime value concept
2 The calculation of customer lifetime value under uncertainty «ernennen
2 1 Uncertainty regarding the duration of client relationships eeenesenenenen
2 2 CLV based on scenario analyses
2 3 CLV based on CAPM-derived discount rates
B) Corporate banking
I Definition and theory of corporate banking
1 Definition of corporate banking
2 Products and services offered by corporate banks neesenessennseestnnesssensnnnenssnsseensenunsennn 84
2 1 Accounts and payments eneeneneentenntonssntenssenssenssensetsnssrsesenenssossessenssnensnssteseenune 84
2 2 Trade finance services uueessensenesenenenennenensnneenenessnonnnsennensnnensensentnserserossnsstsreransnsnnosenenn 85
2 3 Financial risk management esenessenssensensenserennnensenenenneotnsnnentnsonententsnsstassssenerenne 86
2 4 Investment banking services nennneesseneenensensesenressenensnnennenenenensentaensentnnnnssnsennennsnnne 86
2 5 Miscellaneous products and services uusnensnensnsennesnsnssnnssenensnnensesnnenenenennennennnnnnne 88
3 Theoretical justification for corporate banking relationships enereeneneneneneneeneenennee 89
Il Empirical evidence on the development and specifics of corporate banking
relationships sesssssccsseccsesssssscssessssessscsssessssansesnecsseasesnssassanssssseeeesecsnsseessees 93
1 Empirical studies sssssssssssssssscrsscersececcussssnssssessanessuessssanecaseeavenucssscssecasensacccovescesnnesee 93
2 Implications and relevance of empirical findings scssssscsesccssecccssesssessnvsseseeneeeneness 103
IH Current challenges and trends in corporate banking 105
1 Capital-related regulatory challenges (focus on Swiss regulation) een 105
2 Market-driven challenges ccsssssssssssssscsseesessessessessesvsussssssssessssessaseesasseseesevnseneeeett 110
3 Organisational and sales-related Challenges cesscssssessscssssssccessssnesececceesssserseenenennt 114
4 How the rescarch questions address the current corporate banking challenges
A EIS 17
©) Lending as a key business in corporate banking ueeeeennecnnnnnnnnnuennunennnnnennneeneeeeeett 119
I Key figures and definitions u nu LU U 119
| The overall importance of bank Vemding ssssssesssssesesnssssesessnseecssessseesessnnsnseeesessnee™ 19
3 Terminology and different forms of bank lending to corporates
3 1 Mortgages
3 2 Uncommitted facilities
3 3 Committed facilities
3 4 Term loans
3 5 Revolving credit facilities
3 6 Export credit
3 7 Contingent commitments
3 8 Structural specifications
II Approaches to oan pricing from a bank perspective une
1 Cost-based pricing / risk-adjusted pricing
2 Further pricing considerations
Ill Specifying the anchor product hypothesis of lending
Part 2: Empirical analysis of the anchor-product hypothesis of lending,
A) Data and applied econometric procedures
I The data
1 Source and structure of the data
2 The dependent variables
3 The independent variable of interest
4 Control variables
5 Summary statistics and outlier handling
au
II Applied econometric procedures nunensnnenneennessssenesssenssennnnsnnnnnnennnnneeonsessannennnnnnn, 154
1 Cross sectional analysis nneeneensenneneennennennnuennnenssssnssnsnsnnsnssssssnnannnnennnunnnn, 154
1 1 Linear regression models cssnseseeeeseseseseesssssneeseessssseesseuttenssetttttessenaeses 154
111 Linear regression model with one explanatory variable 155
112 Linear regression model with all explanatory variables cccccssccssssssssssoseece 155
113 Bootstrapped linear regression model with all explanatory variables 156
114 Stepwise linear regression models 157
1 2 Binary response logit models 158
121 Logit regression model with one explanatory variable ueenesesnscsseennsennsenunnenennne 159
122 Logit regression model with all explanatory variables ssssccsssssssscerssseeses 160
123 Stepwise logit regression model u 160
2 Cross sectional time series analysis 161
2 1 Linear regression MONS ssessccccsesssnnsssssseecesssssesessssssecseccssssssssssssssussesusssesnsansetuet 162
211 Random effects regression model with one explanatory variable 162
212 Fixed effects regression model with one explanatory variable 163
213 Random effects regression model with all explanatory variables 0 163
214 Fixed effects regression model with all explanatory variables ee 163
2 2 Binary response Vogt models 163
221 Random effects panel logit regression model with one explanatory variable 16
„A
223 Random effects panel logit regression model with all explanatory variables 164
224 Fixed effects panel logit regression model with all explanatory variables 165
B) Cross-sectional analysis results 166
I Linear regression models 166
1 Linear regression model with one explanatory variable sssssecsssssseceeseeaseceseeeeees 166
2 Linear regression model with all explanatory variables ssssssssssscessscessesseeaseeesee 169
3 Linear regression bootstrap model with all explanatory variables c cscssssssssessesess 172
4 Stepwise linear regression model 174
II Binary response logit models 176
| Logit regression model with one explanatory variable - ssesssssssecsesersestseestneeneateeess 176
2 Logit regression model with all explanatory variables ssssecssseesssessseeeteneseesceeesesess 179
3 Bootstrap logit regression model 182
4 Stepwise logit regression model 184
C) Cross-sectional time series analysis results and total summary of results 187
I Linear regression models 187
| Fixed effects regression model with one explanatory variable :ccssesseereeeeseneseess 187
2 Random effects regression model with one explanatory variable 189
3 Fixed effects regression model with all explanatory variables scscsssceeeeeeresnenes 191
4 Random effects regression model with all explanatory variables cscseeseseneseoreess 194
If Binary response logit models 196
I Fixed effects panel logit regression model with one explanatory variable «0 196
XIV
2 Random effects panel logit regression model with one explanatory variable
eesessseesensenns 198
3 Fixed effects panel logit regression model with all explanatory variables 0 0 200
4 Random effects panel logit regression model with all explanatory variables 201
III Summary of all results sssssssscscssecsnesssesssassessssssessarssueueeesesesisessecsesseeseranaevatsssstssesssen 204
Part 3: Implications for value-based loan pricing and critical assessment 207
A) Assessing the revenue composition development of corporate lending clients «00 207
TA simple linear regression model sssssssssssesesssssesssssesescanecensusecsssessesssussessnsssssssesesessnsen 208
1 Modelling approach sessssssssscsesssssssssssssssssssussessssnsescecceseseessasessssescasssusesceseeseasecesatee 208
2 The data sscsssessssssssonseeccesessesssessnsscesrsasssuvesssseststssssssesesetsssssesesesseseesesesssssasnsgassuenste 209
3 Results rsrsritnnsentntitntnttntstnsestetientsetnetinassasienetiatiatietiretretnenatntaneente 210
Il A generalised linear model with a logit link function and binomial distribution 212
I Modelling approach LI LL nn 212
cc 213
3 RESUIS essersrsretsnenssnestntsnnsuntntnnistsitasetbeeeeseoeeeseecececceceeseesesstatatt 213
B) Applications to value-based loan PIECING « ssescesssssececceseenenscscsceneeeceessseennsnneesseseesensni 217
1 Minimum loan price levels under COMAIMY saacsneeeeensnnnsninnsnnsnne sescnsenseuieett 217
I Minimum loan price levels Under uncertainty cccsosssssssessssescsssesssssesesnetessesnesntte 222
1 A scenario-based apprOACH un 222
2 A regression-based BPPFOACH wssssssssecesssessseeneeesstssssanesvennereseetnagsnnseenesensnsoenet 226
C) Limitations and Practical considerations nn 23!
II Limitations of the proposed minimum loan price approaches secsscsesereereteseressreteeeses 235
II! Organisational considerations of implementing a value-based loan price discount
framework 238
1 Management information systems (MIS) and data history „u nnessneenseneennennerserertenner 238
2 Loan pricing framework and price deviation competence: 238
3 Sales force incentive scheme 239
4 Controlling framework 241
5 Sales and pricing culture 241
Final assessment 243
A) Summary of results 243
B) Need for further research 246
C) Concluding remarks 249
Appendix 251
References 266 |
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| spelling | Meadowcroft, Christopher Charles Verfasser (DE-588)1253413703 aut The role of lending in corporate banking empirical evidence and implications for value-based loan pricing and bank management Christopher Charles Meadowcroft 1st edition Stuttgart Steinbeis-Edition 2021 XXVIII, 278 Seiten Diagramme 23 cm x 16 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Schriftenreihe für Bankmanagement und Controlling Band 7 Dissertation Likewise Steinbeis University 2018 Geschäftsbank (DE-588)4113720-6 gnd rswk-swf Management (DE-588)4037278-9 gnd rswk-swf Kreditgewährung (DE-588)4132159-5 gnd rswk-swf (DE-588)4113937-9 Hochschulschrift gnd-content Kreditgewährung (DE-588)4132159-5 s Geschäftsbank (DE-588)4113720-6 s Management (DE-588)4037278-9 s DE-604 Steinbeis-Stiftung für Wirtschaftsförderung (DE-588)103002-4 pbl Schriftenreihe für Bankmanagement und Controlling Band 7 (DE-604)BV037304731 7 HEBIS Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=033235170&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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| title | The role of lending in corporate banking empirical evidence and implications for value-based loan pricing and bank management |
| title_auth | The role of lending in corporate banking empirical evidence and implications for value-based loan pricing and bank management |
| title_exact_search | The role of lending in corporate banking empirical evidence and implications for value-based loan pricing and bank management |
| title_exact_search_txtP | The role of lending in corporate banking empirical evidence and implications for value-based loan pricing and bank management |
| title_full | The role of lending in corporate banking empirical evidence and implications for value-based loan pricing and bank management Christopher Charles Meadowcroft |
| title_fullStr | The role of lending in corporate banking empirical evidence and implications for value-based loan pricing and bank management Christopher Charles Meadowcroft |
| title_full_unstemmed | The role of lending in corporate banking empirical evidence and implications for value-based loan pricing and bank management Christopher Charles Meadowcroft |
| title_short | The role of lending in corporate banking |
| title_sort | the role of lending in corporate banking empirical evidence and implications for value based loan pricing and bank management |
| title_sub | empirical evidence and implications for value-based loan pricing and bank management |
| topic | Geschäftsbank (DE-588)4113720-6 gnd Management (DE-588)4037278-9 gnd Kreditgewährung (DE-588)4132159-5 gnd |
| topic_facet | Geschäftsbank Management Kreditgewährung Hochschulschrift |
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