Basel II and Changing Bank-Firm Relationship: A Survey

Bentivogli, Chiara; Cocozza, Emidio; Foglia, Antonella; Iannotti, Simonetta

doi:10.1007/978-3-7908-2623-4_8

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“…In addition, small and local banks are specialized in serving the small business segment, whereas big and internationalized banks more easily provide credit to medium and large enterprises. For instance, Bentivogli et al () show that in 2005 local banks have provided more than 27 per cent of small firms’ total bank lending, that is almost double the percentage given to all enterprises (14 per cent). In contrast, big and internationalized banks supply 71.5 per cent of medium and large firms’ total credit.…”

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Access to Credit for Small Innovative Businesses

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Using data for a large sample of small firms collected through the 8th UniCredit Survey conducted in 2011, we investigate the extent to which banks of different size reward innovative firms, in terms of both access to lending and volume of credit granted. We find that more innovative firms are associated with weak credit rationing. Using instrumental variable techniques to manage the endogenous nature of innovation, we show that a large bank more strongly supports product innovation, whereas there is no substantial difference in the extent to which small and large banks provide credit to small firms undertaking process innovations

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