The Impact of the Credit Guarantee System on Hungarian Economy - Dang, Thai Binh
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SMEs have an important role in creating new businesses, more jobs, develop innovative product ideas, and enhance productivity. However, SMEs often face a difficult problem in obtaining credit from the banks and financial institutions. In solving this problem, many countries in the world established credit guarantee schemes to help SMEs easily access credit and through that promote the development of the economy. In Europe and in the world, the credit guarantee system of Hungary is one of the largest credit guarantee systems with well-structured and long tradition. Besides, the credit guarantee…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
SMEs have an important role in creating new businesses, more jobs, develop innovative product ideas, and enhance productivity. However, SMEs often face a difficult problem in obtaining credit from the banks and financial institutions. In solving this problem, many countries in the world established credit guarantee schemes to help SMEs easily access credit and through that promote the development of the economy. In Europe and in the world, the credit guarantee system of Hungary is one of the largest credit guarantee systems with well-structured and long tradition. Besides, the credit guarantee system in Hungary is a model successfully applied in credit guarantee activities. This book focuses on assessing the impact of the credit guarantee system for the Hungarian economy in the following areas: economic development, credit operations, SMEs, labor, etc.
Autorenporträt
Thai Binh Dang holds a Doctoral Degree from University of Miskolc, Hungary in 2017. During his studies in Hungary, he focused on researching: credit guarantee for SMEs in Hungary and in the world; its impact on the economy; SMEs; and the banking system. His main research interests include financial economics, SMEs, economic development.