Keywords
bank loans
foreign experience
USA
Germany
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Abstract
This paper is a thorough analysis of foreign experience in assessing collateral for bank loans. Focusing on examples from the US, Germany and the UK, the study reveals different approaches and strategies adopted in these countries. The article examines the key principles and methods of valuation, their advantages and disadvantages, as well as current challenges and prospects in the field of collateral valuation.
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