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content => 'Developing financial markets are experiencing a swift increase in the availa bility of borrower information from credit information sharing systems. I st udy whether banks can use this information to automate credit decisions. In the wake of a randomised controlled trial, a bank in Africa introduced an au tomated credit decision-making process based on a credit scoring technology at half of its branches, while the other half continued applying an extensiv e screening procedure as the basis for a loan officer's expert judgment. Res ults show that the quality of the loan portfolio in the treatment branches d id not decrease significantly, while only 6 percent more applications had to be rejected. An analysis of the costs and benefits of the credit scoring sy stem strongly suggests that the bank's cost of lending decreased substantial ly.' (839 chars)
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Rigorous Evidence Database (RED) - DEval.org
Rigorous Evidence Database
The rigorous evidence database (RED) comprises a large number of rigorous impact evaluations (RIEs) conducted by German development cooperation (GDC). Filter options allow a targeted search within the database.
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