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Financial frictions and firms’ capital composition: a structural estimation of firms’ borrowing constraints for the UK

UK firm-level analysis shows that interest rate spreads are less sensitive to capital-to-debt ratios for firms with higher intangible intensity, suggesting intangibles are less effective collateral than tangible assets.

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Intangible and tangible investment over time
Figure 1: Intangible and tangible investment over time
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21 Sep 2026
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Identifier
RePEc:boe:boeewp:023254
Authors
Sara Holttinen et al.

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