Abstract:
This case is important because it sheds the light on the key issues that need to be
in place in order to reduce the risk of credit default. If we are to understand the profound
significance and the contribution made by lack of Credit controls, the easy credit terms
of banks to grant credit facilities and the loosened government legislations that govern
the whole lending activity, then we will learn how the Credit Crises was driven and
accumulated over the years. On the other hand, we will ensure how a controllable
lending environment that is well managed will generate healthy borrowings and serves
its profound aim.
This study will present the case of the United States housing bubble. It will
discuss the main reasons leading to credit defaults. It will address the role of the
traditional depository banks versus the investment banks in carrying the lending activity.
The study will discuss leveraging, Subprime Lending, deregulations and other forms of
practices that lead to future unbalanced credit portfolios. On the other hand,
methodology continues to present the Lebanon situation in light of the tremendous
increase in the prices of real estate. How banks are interacting with the situations, how
credits are being granted and how lending portfolios are being monitored and controlled.
The study will discuss leveraging, Subprime Lending, deregulations and other
forms of practices that lead to future unbalanced credit portfolios. On the other hand,
methodology continues to present the Lebanon situation in light of the tremendous
increase in the prices of real estate. How banks are interacting with the situations, how
credits are being granted and how lending portfolios are being monitored and
controlled Consequently, all information obtained showed many challenges that bank's
should face while prices of real estate are booming. Accurate measures should be placed
in order to avoid unforeseen risks. The study showed how close credit monitoring,
avoiding reckless banking behaviors would drive legitimate lending portfolios and is the
essential drivers to control risk and avoid threats of any possible failure.
Description:
M.B.A. and M.I.B -- Faculty of Business Administration and Economics, Notre Dame University, Louaize and Bordeaux Business School Institute of International Business, 2010; "A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the joint degree of the Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) and the Master of Science in International Business (M.I.B.)" ; Includes bibliographical references (leaves 116-121).