2012
DOI: 10.3917/resg.089.0081
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Banques et comportement d'endettement des entreprises

Abstract: Banques et comportement d’endettement des entreprises L’évolution de la compétition sur le cœur de métier bancaire renforce le pouvoir de négociation des entreprises dans leurs relations de crédit. Elle contribue à valoriser les arguments favorables au dépassement du modèle de rationnement à l’aune duquel ce lien est traditionnellement traité. Dans cette perspective, le but de l’article est d’étudier le comportement des entreprises camerounaises à l’égard des crédits bancaires. Il en résulte que ceux-ci sont é… Show more

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“…These factors do not plead in the favor of these enterprises for which banks do not always find any interest in financing them due to their lack of knowledge and experience on the work of proximity with the latter (Le Filleur, 2009). In this light, the transactional behavior of banks hampers the development of SME given that behaviors of banks are characterized by the imposition of guarantees of a tangible nature and the non renegotiation as the condition of loan, the increment of the interest rate of short termed loans and the preference for immediately profitable investments (Tioumagneng, 2012;Yassine, 2013). This is in opposition to the neoclassical financing theory of rationalization which based the decision of granting of loans by banks on the internal conditions of credit worthiness and profitability (Stiglitz & Weis, 1981).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These factors do not plead in the favor of these enterprises for which banks do not always find any interest in financing them due to their lack of knowledge and experience on the work of proximity with the latter (Le Filleur, 2009). In this light, the transactional behavior of banks hampers the development of SME given that behaviors of banks are characterized by the imposition of guarantees of a tangible nature and the non renegotiation as the condition of loan, the increment of the interest rate of short termed loans and the preference for immediately profitable investments (Tioumagneng, 2012;Yassine, 2013). This is in opposition to the neoclassical financing theory of rationalization which based the decision of granting of loans by banks on the internal conditions of credit worthiness and profitability (Stiglitz & Weis, 1981).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%