2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.frl.2020.101627
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Pandemic and bank lending: Evidence from the 2009 H1N1 pandemic

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“…Industries that have better prospects attract FSPs for financing activities. However, those severely affected by the pandemic require more financial support, while FSPs are unwilling to provide enough financing for the higher default risk (Gong et al 2020). Thus, these issues indicate that SMEs' financing problems cannot be solved by FSPs alone, and more collaboration between FSPs and other stakeholders is required.…”
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“…Industries that have better prospects attract FSPs for financing activities. However, those severely affected by the pandemic require more financial support, while FSPs are unwilling to provide enough financing for the higher default risk (Gong et al 2020). Thus, these issues indicate that SMEs' financing problems cannot be solved by FSPs alone, and more collaboration between FSPs and other stakeholders is required.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nevertheless, the research findings regarding the response of FSPs to the external shocks are inconsistent. Some scholars have found that FSPs may reduce the provision of financing and investments in response to adverse shocks, considering the potential economic loss caused by the increased default risk (Dia 2013;Gong et al 2020). However, it has also been established that FSPs could actively support clients as their social responsibility (Cortés and Strahan 2017;Talbot and Ordonez-Ponce 2020).…”
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“…The authors of these programs highlight the main areas of such support: support for citizens who purchase housing on a mortgage, and support for tenants and property owners of residential and commercial real estate. Ligita Gaspareniene Deimante Venclauskiene Rita Remeikiene [1] reviewed the various housing market models in transition economies [1], the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the housing market and the changes that took place -Harun Tanrıvermiş [2], the impact of the pandemic on bank lending was reviewed by Di Gonga Tao Jiangb Liping Luc [3][4], Maria Nicola Zaid Alsafi Catrin Sohrabi Ahmed Kerwan Ahmed Al-Jabir Christos Iosifidis Maliha Agha RiazAgha investigated the socio-economic consequences of the coronavirus pandemic [5] The influence of the pandemic on the development of the economy is emphasized in the works of S.M. Anpilov, A.N.…”
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“…Mirza et al (2020) assess the price reaction, performance, and volatility timing of European investment funds during the outbreak of Covid-19. Gong et al (2020) mentioned that the flu pandemic (HIN1) prompted financial intermediation inefficiency with an increase in loan spreads. Goldman Sachs neologized the abbreviation FAAMG, which is Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, and Google in 2017.…”
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