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Credit Information Sharing, Credit Growth and Bank Profitability: The Case of Lesotho
Credit extension plays an integral role in improving access to finance and financial inclusion by availing funds for borrowers while generating revenue for lenders and depositors. Borrowers’ delinquency and low risk appetite for lenders contribute to mediocre levels of credit extension. Information...
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Graduate School of Business (GSB)
2019
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