Consumer Lending in Indonesia

Consumer lending maintained its robust performance in 2012 thanks to the growing middle class and consumers becoming less wary about borrowing money from the bank. In response to the burgeoning growth of this industry, the government introduced new ...

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Consumer Lending in Taiwan

Over the review period, consumer lending growth was limited by the fluctuating economy. Whilst outstanding balance continued to increase, gross margin has decreased in recent years since lenders have been more conservative towards consumer lending, ...

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Consumer Lending in Greece

After years of growth, consumer credit growth rates turned negative in in 2009 and this remained the case in 2012. With the country facing the most severe recession of recent decades, consumer credit is being squeezed both from the demand and supply ...

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Consumer Lending in Vietnam

Higher inflation rate and lower GDP growth have resulted in worsening living conditions for many Vietnamese, especially low- and mid-income people, who continuously have to find ways to cope with rising living costs and tighter spending budget. As ...

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Consumer Lending in the Netherlands

Growth in gross consumer lending in the Netherlands in 2012 was up slightly on 2011 in current value terms, as was the outstanding balance for the entire market. This was partly due to a modest recovery in the Dutch economy, which strengthened ...

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Consumer Lending in Turkey

As post-recession consumer optimism continued, consumer lending performed better in 2012 than in 2011 with the area recording double-digit growth in both outstanding balance and gross lending terms. Since the end of the recession in 2010, Turkish ...

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Consumer Lending in Egypt

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Consumer Lending in the Philippines

Despite the dismal economic situation of the European and North American markets, the Philippines is expected to record a 6.1% improvement in GDP in the first half of 2012 – stronger than most of its neighbouring countries. The domestic economy is ...

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Consumer Lending in Austria

While a number of countries had already begun to feel the second wave of Euro zone financial turmoil by 2012, Austria was one of those still in a relatively better position, with little exposure to the problems faced by the Southern European ...

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Consumer Lending in Israel

Although the lending market in Israel is unstable, with both fixed and flexible interest levels dropping since 2009 with the exception of a slight rebound in 2011, the consumer lending market continued to grow in 2012. In 2011, interest rates started...

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