We consider a set U of users connected in a social network GS = (U,F ), where the social link set F ⊂ U × U defines the friends relations between users. If user i treats j as his friend, i connects to j through a directed link 〈i, j〉 ∈ F . Suppose each user can provide some services, and also want to consume some services provided by other users. We can define a demand graph GD = (U,D), where D...

This study aims to determine the effect of simultaneously or partially amount credit (X 1 ), savings 2 ) and capital 3 on profit (Y). took place in LPD, Mengwi District, Badung Regency. The data used this research is secondary data. Data analysis was performed using multiple linear regression method. results show that credit, has a significant LPD profits variable positive Regency

Credit card is the well accepted manner of payment in financial field. With the increasing number of users across the globe, risks on usage of credit card has also been raised, where there is danger of stealing of credit card details and committing frauds. Incremental methods are desirable in recent machine learning applications such as financial problems like credit card threat assessment sinc...

It has been shown that input-output linkages along supply chains affect firms' performance such as sales, productivity, and innovative capacity. This paper explores a new aspect in the literature, examining how supply chain relations influence financial transactions between firms. More specifically, this paper, using an exhaustive dataset on buyer-supplier networks in Japan, studies whether sup...

Executive Summary Consideration of the depletion phenomena and isotopic uncertainties in burnup-credit criticality analysis places an increasing reliance on computational tools and significantly increases the overall complexity of the calculations. An automated analysis and data management capability is essential for practical implementation of large-scale burnup credit analyses that can be per...

Consumers in the United States make billions of transactions each year using cash, checks, debit cards, and credit cards. Bank and credit card accounts provide consumers with liquidity to clear and settle these transactions. In return, consumers pay a variety of fees, and both explicit and implicit interest charges. The importance of retail banking and credit markets to economic activity drives...

We study asset pricing and trading behavior in an exchange economy populated by two agents with different risk aversion. We show that the credit market plays a central role in the risk sharing between the two agents. It allows the less-risk-averse agent to borrow in order to take on levered positions in the stock and thus bear more risk. Optimal risk sharing results in the more-risk-averse agen...

We collect information about multinational banks’ internal capital markets from interviews with over 400 bank CEOs across emerging Europe. Using these unique data, we document substantial variation in how banks financially manage foreign subsidiaries and then assess how this variation affected local credit growth during the Great Recession. We show that subsidiaries grew faster if the parent ba...

Corporate credit-rating prediction using statistical and artificial intelligence techniques has received considerable attentions in the literature. Different from the thoughts of various techniques for adopting support vector machines as binary classifiers originally, a new method, based on support vector domain combined with fuzzy clustering algorithm for multiclassification, is proposed in th...