Granting and managing loans for micro-entrepreneurs: New developments and practical experiences
Granting and managing loans for micro-entrepreneurs: New developments and practical experiences
We present a methodology to grant and follow-up credits for micro-entrepreneurs. This segment of grantees is very relevant for many economies, especially in developing countries, but shows a behavior different to that of classical consumers where established credit scoring systems exist. Parts of our methodology follow a proven procedure we have applied successfully in several credit scoring projects. Other parts, such as cut-off point construction and model follow-up, however, had to be developed and constitute original contributions of the present paper. The results from two credit scoring projects we developed in Chile, one for a private bank and one for a governmental credit granting institution, provide interesting insights into micro-entrepreneurs’ repayment behavior which could also be interesting for the respective segment in countries with similar characteristics
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Bravo, Cristian
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Maldonado, Sebastián
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Weber, Richard
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June 2013
Bravo, Cristian
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Maldonado, Sebastián
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Weber, Richard
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Bravo, Cristian, Maldonado, Sebastián and Weber, Richard
(2013)
Granting and managing loans for micro-entrepreneurs: New developments and practical experiences.
European Journal of Operational Research, 227 (2), .
(doi:10.1016/j.ejor.2012.10.040).
Abstract
We present a methodology to grant and follow-up credits for micro-entrepreneurs. This segment of grantees is very relevant for many economies, especially in developing countries, but shows a behavior different to that of classical consumers where established credit scoring systems exist. Parts of our methodology follow a proven procedure we have applied successfully in several credit scoring projects. Other parts, such as cut-off point construction and model follow-up, however, had to be developed and constitute original contributions of the present paper. The results from two credit scoring projects we developed in Chile, one for a private bank and one for a governmental credit granting institution, provide interesting insights into micro-entrepreneurs’ repayment behavior which could also be interesting for the respective segment in countries with similar characteristics
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Published date: June 2013
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/396653
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