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Post by Baron von Lotsov on Apr 22, 2024 14:53:25 GMT
MFI = not banks & not insurance companies or pension funds
See the plots of European bank lending to MFIs vs time. Before each financial disaster you get a credit tightening where overall bank lending goes down, but lending to MFIs goes right up. One can use this as a proxy to indicate when disaster is about to strike.
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Post by johnofgwent on Apr 23, 2024 5:40:20 GMT
MFI = not banks & not insurance companies or pension funds
See the plots of European bank lending to MFIs vs time. Before each financial disaster you get a credit tightening where overall bank lending goes down, but lending to MFIs goes right up. One can use this as a proxy to indicate when disaster is about to strike.
You mean a Micro Finance Institution The less truck they have with banks, the better it is for the whole bloody country And the best ones are run by women... |
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Post by Baron von Lotsov on Apr 23, 2024 9:24:22 GMT
MFI = not banks & not insurance companies or pension funds
See the plots of European bank lending to MFIs vs time. Before each financial disaster you get a credit tightening where overall bank lending goes down, but lending to MFIs goes right up. One can use this as a proxy to indicate when disaster is about to strike.
You mean a Micro Finance Institution The less truck they have with banks, the better it is for the whole bloody country And the best ones are run by women... No, the acronym means monetary financial institutions.
It's purposefully obscure jargon so you have no idea what the bankers are doing.
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