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G20/OECD Effective Approaches for Implementing the G20/OECD High-Level Principles on SME Financing

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G20/OECD Effective Approaches for Implementing the G20/OECD High-Level Principles on SME Financing

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Organizational Integration, Knowledge Management, and Sustainable Entrepreneurship for SMEs in Developing Economies
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Secured Transactions, Collateral Registries and Movable Asset-Based Financing
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Implementing institutions most often have innovation policy as their core mandate
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Few initiatives embed additional coordination mechanisms by design
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Most scalers operate in less knowledge-intensive services
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First in line of sight: disruptive innovation, investment in physical capital and global expansion
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Foreword
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Rethinking SME scale up and growth policies
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The funding mix of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises differs from that of large firms
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Smaller firms offer less ICT training to employees
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Making digital transformation work for all in Chile
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Access to finance remains the primary barrier to innovation among small firms
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Financing Growth and Turning Data into Business
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Equity dominates the funding mix for SME innovation
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Data governance policies are relatively targeted, but initiatives specifically around data issues and for at SMEs are rare
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Financing SMEs for sustainability
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The role of the Australian financial sector in supporting a sustainable and inclusive recovery
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No net zero without SMEs
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SMEs Going Digital
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Secured lending for SMEs
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Trade finance for SMEs in the digital era
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SMEs systematically perceive a more limited access to external financing
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The number of policy initiatives in place increases with the number of institutions involved and the intensity of targeting efforts
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Turning data into business
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There is a high number of institutions involved in scale up finance policies, with different degrees of decentralisation
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KOMITMEN INDONESIA PADA KTT G20 ARAB SAUDI DAN PEMBANGUNAN NASIONAL: SEBUAH TINJAUAN KOMPREHENSIF
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Management of Exchange Rate Risk in SMEs
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The Level of Knowledge in Financial and Non-Financial Support for SMMEs in South Africa
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The impact of financial literacy on SMEs lending conditions
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