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Bottomline banking

John B. McCoy, Robert B., Jr. Hedges, Larry A. Frieder

1994

Creating a World Without Poverty

Muhammad Yunus

2001 ★ 4.1

Women at the center

Helen Todd

1996

International lending by commercial banks

T. H. Donaldson

1979

Consumer Lending In France And America Credit And Welfare

Gunnar Trumbull

2014

Do firms want to borrow more?

Abhijit Banerjee

2002

Consumer lending

Richard E. Beck

2009

Doing Business With Banks

Gibson Heath

1991

Sector adjustment lending and the Inter-American Development Bank

Stanley Please

1989

Negotiating a Bank Loan

Arthur G. Pulis

1991

Banker's guide to financial statements

Thomas J. O'Malia

1976

Banking and lending practice

P. M. Weaver

1994

Money, murder, and madness

Forrest Russell Cook

2015

Small Business Lending Fund

Carl M. Richardson, Joshua A. Bell

2012

Credit to the Community

Daniel Immergluck

2004

How to borrow money from a bank

Don H. Alexander

1984

Commercial problem loans

Robert H. Behrens

1974

Citibank in its communities, 1980

First National City Bank (New York, N.Y.)

1980

Women and Microcredit in Rural Bangladesh

Aminur Rahman

2001

Bank lending policies: domestic and international

Douglas Anderson Hayes

1977

The medium-term loan market

Donaldson, J. A.

1982

Credit risk measurement in and out of the financial crisis

Anthony Saunders

2010

Asset-based lending

Peter S. Clarke

1995

Credit risk measurement

Anthony Saunders

1999

Bankers Lending Techniques

Nicholas Rouse

1990

Consumer lending

Paul Beares

1992

Syndicated Lending

Tony Rhodes

2000

Loan risk management

Morton Glantz

1994

Banking regulation in the United States

Carl Felsenfeld

2011

The practical work of a bank

William Henry Kniffin

1915

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