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Bank credit and firm growth: Empirical evidences from Vietnam

By Nguyen Hong Phong (VNP 22)

Supervisor: Dr. Vu Viet Quang

Abstract:

Firm growth is an important factor to evaluate an entity and it is affected by many factors. One of them is bank credit but there isare little empirical studies about this relationship. This study assesses the relationship between bank credit and firm growth with empirical evidences from Vietnam. In addition, it also provides the mediating effects of crisis on the relationship between bank credit and firm growth. The panel data is collected from Vietnamese listed firms from 2006 to 2018. The main regression technique used is general least squarefixed effects model to deal with serial correlation and heteroskedasticity problems. The empirical results show that credit growth positively affects firm growth and the crisis positively affects the relationship between firm growth and credit growth. Its results may be meaningful to Vietnam Government in controlling the macroeconomic in the way of supporting the growth of entities.

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