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Le taux du crédit accordé aux entreprises françaises : coûts opératoires des banques et prime de risque de défaut

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  • Sabine Dérangère

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[fre] Le taux du crédit accordé aux entreprises françaises : coûts opératoires des banques et prime de risque de défaut. . Cet article traite du taux d'intérêt débiteur pour les entreprises françaises. Selon les précédents modèles, le coût du crédit était déterminé sous la contrainte des coûts des ressources bancaires et la première partie examine si cela est toujours vrai. De nouvelles sources de financement pour les firmes (sur le marché monétaire) donnent de nouvelles contraintes de court terme aux banques ; cela est également testé dans le cadre de la cointégration. Dans la seconde partie, l'écart entre taux débiteur et taux du marché monétaire est interprété comme une prime de risque justifiée par la probabilité moyenne de faillite des entreprises. Le comportement concurrentiel récent est ainsi mis en évidence dans le cas français. [eng] The lending rate to french firms : bank's operating costs and default risk premium. . This paper deals with the rending rate to French firms. According to previous models, lending rate determination was constrained by the costs of bank liabilities ; the first part examines whether it still holds. New firm liabilities (in the money market) give new short run constraints to some banks ; this assumption is also tested within the cointegration framework. In the second part, the difference between the lending rate and the money market rate is interpreted as a risk premium reflecting average default probability in the corporate sector. We find evidence consistent with a recent competitive behavior in the French banking System.

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  • Michel Boutillier & Sabine Dérangère, 1992. "Le taux du crédit accordé aux entreprises françaises : coûts opératoires des banques et prime de risque de défaut," Revue Économique, Programme National Persée, vol. 43(2), pages 363-382.
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    DOI: 10.3406/reco.1992.409356
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