Unlocking Finance for Growth: Secured Transactions Reform in Pacific Island Economies
Dayrit, Melissa; Holden, Paul; Pekmezovic, Alma; Reid, Terry | September 2014
Abstract
The Pacific region has undergone one of the most extensive secured transactions reforms anywhere in the world.
Although the reforms are relatively recent, initial results indicate that they will allow more borrowing—on better
terms—than under the previous systems.
This publication was produced by the Pacific PrivateSector Development Initiative, a regional technical
assistance facility cofi nanced by the Asian Development Bank, the Government of Australia, and the
New Zealand Government
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Dayrit, Melissa; Holden, Paul; Pekmezovic, Alma; Reid, Terry. 2014. Unlocking Finance for Growth: Secured Transactions Reform in Pacific Island Economies. © Asian Development Bank. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/4019. License: CC BY 3.0 IGO.Keywords
Finance
Financial Sector Development
Financial & Private Sector Development
Economic growth
Economic development
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