CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION CONTENTS 1.1 Urgency of research projects 1.2 Overview of theoretical research and empirical commercial banks is by PhraseFinder"> currency trading organization that operates primarily and regularly taking deposits with charge repay and use that money to lend, and of the discount as an intermediary for the payment of the economy. In particular, lending is one of the basic activities of the bank, according to which credit institutions delivered to customers in an amount to be used for the purpose and time limit specified in the agreement with the principle of reimbursement principal and interest. Lending activity in general and lending for businesses in particular carry a number of characteristics such as trust property the borrower will repay principal and interest on term loan used for the right purposes, as reimbursement for funds restaurant is just the financial intermediation between depositors and borrowers so that after a certain time the borrower must repay the loan, the credit period is determined on a risk and operational cycle production customer business, particularly credit risk Credit risk is not timely reimburse customers for reasons of moral or economic environment, social difficulties. As one of the activities of commercial banks the lending business, and this is considered risky activities for banks so that the banks in particular focus on credit risk management - credit quality improvement to ensure active their activities. Improving credit quality is anticipated activities to prevent and manage credit activities to increase the quality of Clause quality thus promoting lending activities and achieve the expected benefits of activity for bring bank loans. Improving credit quality is often continuous operation of commercial banks to increase the quality of loans, while commercial banks are constantly expanding the scale of lending.
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