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Bornheim, Stefan P.; Herbeck, Thomas H.

doi:10.1023/a:1007907427042

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“…Corporate reputation is complex, and the main driver of reputation creation is embedded within the company (Dowling, 2001). When the company's reputation is good, the company can be regarded as an attractive workplace by the new engineering graduates responsible for new product development or innovation projects (Newburry, 2010), and enterprises can seek more favorable sources of funding (such as lower capital costs, higher capital availability, less collateral, or fewer guarantees; Bornheim & Herbeck, 1998). The enterprise will be in a better position to attract key resources for innovation, such as high-quality talent and financial capital (Alvarado-Vargas, 2013).…”

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Green product innovation, green dynamic capability, and competitive advantage: Evidence from Chinese manufacturing enterprises

Jie

Wang

et al. 2019

Corp Soc Responsibility Env

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This study focuses on how green product innovation affects green dynamic capability and competitive advantage in the Chinese manufacturing industry. The empirical research indicates that green product innovation is positively correlated with both competitive advantage and green dynamic capability, whereas green dynamic capability also has a significant impact on competitive advantage. Furthermore, this paper finds that the resource integration capability, resource reconfiguration capability, and environmental insight capability of green dynamic capability play intermediary roles between green product innovation and competitive advantage. Corporate reputation positively moderates the relationship between green product innovation and resource integration capability and positively moderates the relationship between green product innovation and resource reconfiguration capability, whereas there is no moderating effect between green product innovation and environmental insight capability.

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Section: The Moderating Effect Of Corporate Reputationmentioning

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Green product innovation, green dynamic capability, and competitive advantage: Evidence from Chinese manufacturing enterprises

Jie

Wang

et al. 2019

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208

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“…In the literature of relationship lending, Rajan and Petersen (1994) revealed that the main benefit of relationship lending is not in terms of low cost but in the availability of funds for firms. Bornheim and Herbeck (1998) also mentioned the long-term interest between banks and firms which open the access to fund (Berlin & Mester, 1999;Bolton et al, 2016;Schwert, 2018). The availability of funds is an important factor for firms at the growth stage.…”

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Bank-firm relationship in a developing country: Evidence from Indonesia

Fuad

Husnan²

2022

IJRBS

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This study aims to examine the association between banks and firms in a loan. Our data set was pooled cross section data from 2014 to 2016, with long-term loans of firms listed in Indonesia Stock Exchange as a unit of analysis. We estimate our regression model using ordinary least square (OLS) estimator. The results revealed that lower-risk banks tend to associate with riskier but well-performing firms. Similarly, lower-capital banks tend to associate with riskier but well-performing firms. These results are quite contrary to previous studies conducted in developed countries. Lower risk banks have relationship with riskier and well-performing firms in condition that the amount of loan is small enough to be considered safe. Meanwhile, lower capital banks in this study, especially in Indonesia, may face the geographical problem which drives cost so high that makes banks charge higher interest to possibly riskier firms. This study makes contribution by providing evidence from a relative fragmented credit market. Future research on this topic is encouraged to look out more detail especially in the causality interpretation.

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“…This risk can be mitigated by the existence of relationship lending that are built on the basis of mutual trust. Bornheim & Herbeck (1998) [19] also revealed that one of the benefits of relationship lending is the existence of long-term interests between banks and firms. The importance of this long-term lending transaction is also emphasized in other studies on relationship lending, for example Berlin & Mester (1999) [18] and Schwert (2018) [12].…”

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The Role of Relationship Lending in SMEs Funding

Fuad¹

2020

Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference of Business, Accounting and Economics, ICBAE 2020, 5 - 6 August 2020, Purwoker

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The issue of SMEs funding has been widely discussed by international scholars. One important issue is the access to get funding. Many studies have too narrowly focused on the supply side of the capital. However, To look at the problem of SMEs funding deeply, a review on the demand side should be done further. On the supply side, banks have to deal with the problem of asymmetry information and agency behavior, while on the demand side, owners' control has been the issue. The owners are often found reluctant to add capital to keep their firms in their control. Finally, this review gives the main solution to this problem by promoting relationship lending to minimize the disadvantages that possibly arise in conventional loan transactions. Some steps in creating good and conducive business environment and banking system need to be done to support the idea.

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Cited by 19 publications

References 28 publications

Green product innovation, green dynamic capability, and competitive advantage: Evidence from Chinese manufacturing enterprises

Green product innovation, green dynamic capability, and competitive advantage: Evidence from Chinese manufacturing enterprises

Bank-firm relationship in a developing country: Evidence from Indonesia

The Role of Relationship Lending in SMEs Funding

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