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Secured Lending and Its Poverty…
Volume 42 | Number 3 Summer 2007
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Secured Lending and Its Poverty Reduction Effect
by Boris Kozolchyk
Summary
- The Economic Effects of Commercial Secured Lending
- Poverty, Micro, Consumer, and Commercial Credit
- Micro-Credit and Its Non-Title Collateral
- Commercial Lending and the Self-Liquidating Loan
- Key Features of Commercial Collateral and the Immateriality of
Its Title
- Commercial Lending and Debtor and Creditor Protection
Cultural and Legal Factors
- The Relative Importance of Legal Title
- Duties Toward Family, Friends, and Strangers
- The Legal Protection of Strangers or Third Parties and the Credit
Marketplace
- The Wrong Choice of Protected Third Parties
- The Wrong Choice of Protection
- Factors in the Choice of the Right Third Parties and Their
Protection
Legal Facts of Secured Lending and Their Guiding Principles
- The Universality of Effective Secured Lending Practice and Its
Principles
- The NLCIFT Principles
Conclusions and a Corrective Strategy
Footnotes
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