Effect of gender participation on determining the maturity of crossed-due loans: Evidence from microfinance companies of Nepal

The impact of gender participation on the maturity crossed-due loans is observed in this study. Furthermore, associations between loans, their number, and loan issued physical collateral collective bail are also monitored using unbalanced panel data thirty microfinance companies. study investigates short- long-term link response predictor variables. It founded an exploratory descriptive research design. Hausman test, fixed effect or LSDV model, Pedroni Kao co-integration test used to observe relation impact. crossed due total amount, against collateral, allocated jointly significant determine amount companies Nepal. found that women more conscientious repaying time compared male borrowers. Per rupee 0.382 rupees, a where only can borrow, but per 0.404 men borrow. Policymakers banks not necessarily hesitant provide female