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correlation between) interest income and the components of non-interest income on this risk measure is assessed. The heterogeneity …
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to as PD-LGD correlation (here PD refers to probability of default, which is often used synonymously with default rate …). There is a large literature on modelling stochastic LGD and PD-LGD correlation, but there is a dearth of literature on using … deviation probabilities across a wide variety of PD-LGD correlation models that have been proposed in the literature. …
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To evaluate loan applicants, banks increasingly use credit scoring models. The objective of such models typically is to minimize default rates or the number of incorrectly classified loans. Thereby they fail to take into account that loans are multiperiod contracts for which reason it is...
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To evaluate loan applicants, banks increasingly use credit scoring models. The objective of such models typically is to minimize default rates or the number of incorrectly classified loans. Thereby they fail to take into account that loans are multiperiod contracts for which reason it is...
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To evaluate loan applicants, banks use a large variety of systems. The objective of such credit scoring models typically is to minimize default rates or the number of incorrectly classified loans. Thereby they fail to take into account that loans are multiperiod contracts. From a utility...
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To evaluate loan applicants, banks increasingly use credit scoring models. The objective of such models typically is to minimize default rates or the number of incorrectly classified loans. Thereby they fail to take into account that loans are multiperiod contracts for which reason it is...
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To evaluate loan applicants, banks increasingly use credit scoring models. The objective of such models typically is to minimize default rates or the number of incorrectly classified loans. Thereby they fail to take into account that loans are multiperiod contracts for which reason it is...
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correlation into a commonly used model of default and portfolio credit risk by allowing for dependency between firm default risk …
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