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The Credit Risk in Stock-Based Loans
Stock-based loans are an increasingly popular form of loan that are collateralised using stocks. Since these loans are often non-recourse loans, the lenders are subject to the risk that the collateral is worth less than the loan, and the borrower defaults. This dissertation will consider the credit...
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African Institute of Financial Markets and Risk Management
2019
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