Bank Credit Issues


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There are only three factors that have a real impact on the ability to


Economic analysis of affordability


debt repayment capacity: (1) Household size has an impact

Ojiaki &

Ogbukwa (2012)

debt of small cooperative farmers

in Yewa North Local Government Area of ​​the state

Correlation, multiple regression, Logit model

negative impact on debt repayment ability; (2) Regulation

Agricultural land use pattern has a positive impact on farmers' debt repayment ability.


Ogun, Nigeria


population; and (3) The amount of loan has a positive impact




improve household debt repayment capacity




Cardholders have low income, social status

Mathews and

Learn and explain the factors


lower tendency to use credit cards

Slocum

affect the ability to break

Logit Model

inefficient and less able to repay debt

(1969).

debt of science and technology at commercial banks.


with cardholders of high income and social status




higher society




The conclusion shows that risk factors such as cost




expenditure, debt, income, assets, economic conditions,

Agarwal et al. (2009)

Assessing the impact of individual capital information characteristics on household default probability and default outcomes

Panel data, semi-parametric

Legal environment and socio-demographic characteristics influence the likelihood of default

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Bank Credit Issues


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Topic name

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Result


Dunn & Kim (1999)


Assessing the likelihood of default on credit cards


Logit Model

The results show that socio-demographic variables such as age, marital status and number of children are strongly associated with the likelihood of default while income, education and homeownership

no impact on default




Sociological factors were found to play a role.




relatively small in debt repayment capacity. Income




is predicted to be most important in determining




debt repayment intention. Attitudinal factors are considered to be

Livingstone

& Lunt (1992)

Customer repayment forecast:

Psychological, social and economic determinants

Discriminant analysis and multiple regression analysis

important predictors of debt repayment

and non-repayment of debt. Other psychological factors, focusing on economic allocations, control, strategy,




Coping strategies and customer satisfaction




is very important and a variety of business activities




Specific realities also involve experience of




ability to pay


Ozdemir (2004)


An empirical investigation of consumer credit default risk


Logit Model

Other demographic variables have no effect on the probability of default of KHCN. Financial characteristics can explain the probability well.

default, typically variable interest rates and loan terms


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Kocenda & Vojtek (2011)


Default prediction in retail credit scoring: Evidence from Czech bank data


CART analysis and Logit Model

The results of the two models indicate that the most important financial and behavioral characteristics for the likelihood of default were found to be the amount of resources the customer possesses, the level of education, marital status, the purpose of the loan, and the number of years.

have a bank account


Arminger & Associates (1997)

Credit Risk Data Analysis: Comparing Logistic Discriminant with Classification Trees and Linkage Networks


Logit Model

The results show that the ability to repay debt is better for the following groups: Adults, people with cars, people with seniority, people with families and women.


Jacobson & Roszbach (2003)


Bank lending policies, credit scoring and risk valuation


Probit Model

Variables that have a significant impact on the likelihood of default include: Age, income, changes in annual income, and certain collateral-free credit conditions that have a significant impact on the likelihood of default.

insolvency


Peter & Peter (2006)


Risk Management Model: An Evidence-Based Assessment of Default Risk


Logit Model

The results show that the age of the household head plays an important role. Younger households tend to be adversely affected by the increasing burden of mortgage payments.


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Income and socio-demographic factors also have an influence: Low income, less education, young age, and divorce are factors that

increased likelihood of default


Dao Thi Thanh Binh (2019)


Building a credit scoring model for individual consumer loans in Vietnam


Discriminant analysis model

The classification results yield an accuracy of 89.4%. In which, the author shows that the model with the non-normalized function has a better ability than the normalized function. The two factors are the number of dependents and the account that contributes the most to the

predicting customer default


Pham Thi Thu Tra & Robert Lensink (2008)


Differences in default probability in formal, informal and semi-formal credit


Logit Model

The authors find that small households with collateral and/or guarantors rely mainly on formal and semi-formal borrowing while female contractors, large households, and borrowers without collateral or guarantors rely mainly on informal borrowing. In addition, informal lenders are at higher risk of default than formal and semi-formal lenders. Some of the terms in the loan agreement are relevant.

regarding the determination of default risk in credit


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formal lending, such as loan terms, lending interest rates and especially the role of relatives in informal lending are emphasized, whereby borrowing from relatives reduces the rate of

default rate


Le Van Triet (2010)

Perfecting the credit rating system

Asia Commercial Bank personal use


Logit Model

The descriptive results show that the average age of customers who default on their debt is 35 years old.


Dinh Thi Huyen Thanh & Kleimeier (2007)


Credit Scoring Model for Vietnam's Retail Banking Market


Logit Model

The authors concluded that the variables that have a significant impact on the probability of default are: seniority with the bank, gender, number of loans and loan term.

loan term


Kvamme & Associates (2018)


Predicting mortgage default using classification models


ANN, Random Forest

The comparison results of the two ANN and Random Forest models show that the Random Forest model has a higher ROC probability level than ANN (ROC AUC is 0.918 for neural networks and 0.926 for Random Forest classifier networks).


Author

Topic name

Method of use

Result


Booth et al. (2014)


Automated Trading with Random Forest Performance and Seasonality


Expert, Random Forest, Logit model

The results show that the Random Forest classifiers with degenerate weights produce superior results in both profit and prediction accuracy compared to the

other techniques

Khemakhem

Credit Risk Prediction: One


The results were compared with discriminant analyses.

&

comparative study between

Artificial Neural Networks

number. The authors pointed out that, network techniques

Boujelbene

integral and neural networks

ANN, discriminant analysis

Artificial neural networks (ANNs) are more accurate about

(2015)

artificial


Prediction


Bennell & Associates (2006)


Credit Rating Models: Artificial Neural Networks and Probit Models


Artificial Neural Network (ANN)

The results for credit ratings corroborate the results of other researchers that ANNs are more efficient classifiers than Probit models.




The results indicate that the quadratic discriminant analysis


Finch & Schneider (2007)

Classification Accuracy of Artificial Neural Networks, Network Analysis and Discriminant Analysis, Logistic Regression


ANN, Logit model, discriminant analysis model

consistently performed as well as other methods while neural networks performed very similarly to linear discriminant analysis and logistic regression


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The results show the difference between the two models.




neural network model. In addition, research

Pacelli &

Azzolini (2011)


Using Artificial Neural Networks (ANN) for Credit Risk Management in Italy


Artificial neural network ANN, discriminant analysis, Logit model

The study also showed that artificial neural network models can better support traditional models. But the study also offers some advice.

Recommendations on the combined use of models




Regression analysis such as Logisitc or Probit to




support each other in forecasting


Zang (2011)

Default Risk Study of Commercial Bank Personal Loan Based on Artificial Neural Network


Artificial Neural Network ANN

The results show that the BP neural network prototypes have high prediction accuracy and good application for commercial banks in China.

Source: Author's synthesis


1.2. Bank credit issues

1.2.1. Concept of bank credit

Bank credit is a property transfer relationship between banks and other economic entities. According to Article 20 of the Law on Credit Institutions, 2010, it is stipulated that: “Credit granting is the agreement of a credit institution for customers to use a sum of money with the principle of repayment through lending, discounting, financial leasing, bank guarantees and other transactions”. In addition, credit is a transaction of assets (money or goods) between the lender (banks and other financial institutions) and the borrower (individuals, businesses and other entities) in which the lender transfers assets to the borrower for use within a certain period of time according to the agreement, the borrower is responsible for unconditionally repaying the principal and interest to the borrower when the payment is due (Ho Dieu, 2011; Ho Hoang Trieu, 2019). Or bank credit is an asset transaction between a bank and a borrower (economic organizations and individuals in the economy) in which the bank transfers assets to the borrower for use within a certain period of time according to the agreement and the borrower is responsible for unconditionally repaying both principal and interest to the bank when the payment is due (Nguyen Minh Tien, 2012).

Thus, it can be understood that bank credit is the relationship of transferring the right to use capital or assets from a commercial bank to a customer within a certain period of time with a certain cost based on the principle of unconditional repayment of both principal and interest to the lender when the payment is due.

1.2.2. Characteristics of bank credit

Firstly, the subjects in the commercial bank credit relationship include the person granting the right to use capital, also known as the lender, and the person receiving the right to use capital, also known as the borrower (customer). In some cases, the commercial bank credit relationship also has a third party acting as a guarantor for the borrower, so the level of risk is lower because there is a payment guarantee (Ho Dieu, 2011; Ho Hoang Trieu, 2019; Phan Thi Thu Ha, 2013).

Second, the subjects of commercial bank credit transactions include lending money and leasing real estate or property.

Third, the transfer of capital is based on the basis of "trust" and the principle of unconditional repayment within a certain period of time. The process of borrowing and lending is based on a strict legal basis such as: Credit contracts, debt acknowledgment contracts, loan guarantee contracts, guarantees, etc. The loan term is determined by the bank.

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