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Distance to default and probability of default: an experimental study
... The Taguchi approach is approved in this paper in order to identify which parameter effects more on DD and PD at one period. Its aim is to find the relation between the input and the output variables/factors. The Taguchi ... See full document
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Estimating the Probability of Bankruptcy Using Z-score and Distance to Default Model: An Application on Istanbul Stock Exchange
... The Distance to Default model is a mathematical deduction, which is built upon the assumptions that an organization can default over its financial commitments if its assets have less worth than its ... See full document
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A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF CREDIT RISK IN LOCAL BANKS AND FOREIGN BANKS OPERATING IN PALESTINE
... This study aims to compare credit risk of local & Islamic banks and foreign banks in ...the distance-to- default (DD) and the default probability (DP) from 2007 to ...mean ... See full document
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Default probability estimation in small samples with an application to sovereign bonds
... We now turn to the evaluation of the EB estimator. Table 5 shows its precision as measured by the ratio of the RMSEs of the EB and the standard estimator so that values smaller than 1 indicate a superior performance of ... See full document
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Downturn LGD: A Spot Recovery Approach
... given default by assuming it is driven by a latent variable that is correlated with the latent variable driving ...and probability of default may produce results not supported by economic evidence or ... See full document
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Macro economy in models for default probability
... (weigthed) boundary defining the default that mixing of the coordinates, i.e. mixing of e.g. macro variables and boundary selection, at least in a Lorentz type coordinate transformation, leaves the ... See full document
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Are Credit Default Swaps Credit Default Insurances?
... In the case of insurance contracts, both the policy holder and the insurance company usually have the intention to hold the contract until maturity. 28 In this respect, insurance policies are illiquid. Furthermore, no ... See full document
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A normalization strategy for comparing tag count data
... The difference between the current result (baySeq/ default; solid red line in Figure 4a) and the previous result (dashed red line in Figure five in Ref. [18]) might be explained by the fact that bootstrap ... See full document
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Is the Jump Diffusion Model a Good Solution for Credit Risk Modeling? The Case of Convertible Bonds
... Although we agree that under a risk-neutral measure the market price of risk and risk preferences are irrelevant to asset pricing (see Hull (2003)) and thereby the expectation of a risk-free 2 asset grows at the ... See full document
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On Models of Stochastic Recovery for Base Correlation
... Now we will try to add correlation between default probability and loss given default. Suppose obligor asset depends on a random variable V, which may have systematic factors and idiosyncratic ... See full document
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Forward Ordinal Probability Models for Point in Time Probability of Default Term Structure
... for default (DF), downgrade (DG), and stay (Stay), with monotonicity constraint being ...upgrade probability is slim in the stress period), and are not printed in the ...the default frequency, thus ... See full document
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Bayesian Network Modeling: A Case Study of Credit Scoring Analysis of Consumer Loans Default Payment
... determining default payment since male customers are those who have the greatest likelihood of being bad ...make default payments in the Tunisian banking ...of default payment and also varying the ... See full document
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Contagion of Sovereign Default Risk: the Role of Two Financial Frictions
... sovereign default risk spreads to other countries in a quantitative dynamic general equilibrium model with heterogeneous ...sovereign default risk, I focus on the role of two financial frictions, one for ... See full document
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Default Rules, Penalty Default Rules, and New Formalism
... the default rules such that when parties do not tell us what rules of interpretation they prefer—that is, when they are silent on the issue, leaving a “gap” to be filled—we should use a Willistonian default ... See full document
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Dynamic Conditioning and Credit Correlation Baskets
... In this paper we carry forward our work on dynamic conditioning and CDO modeling. We introduce for the first time conditioning trees which are recombining binomial trees also admitting jumps. This technique allows one to ... See full document
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Credit Risk Assessment of Corporate Sector in Croatia
... of probability of default at banking sector level for each signif- icant corporate client of the Croatian ...the probability of default or produce a sort of “rating” for any corporation in ... See full document
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Calculating incremental risk charges: The effect of the liquidity horizon
... here measured as the value holding …xed the initial rating at that particular horizon. The analysis of the incremental risk charges for the 28 bonds use a transition matrix to describe the probabilities of migrating from ... See full document
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Delayed Default Dependency and Default Contagion
... the probability distributions computed with 25,000 and 100,000 ...joint probability distribution for fixed values of the other model parameters (the effect is significant just on the tail of the ... See full document
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Non linearity issues in probability of default modelling
... of default, and the most widely used method in the industry is logistic re- ...the probability of default with logistic regres- sion and whether the linearity assumption is violated when multiple ... See full document
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Default-Implied Asset Correlation: Empirical Study for Moroccan companies
... for default and what the likely losses would be in case of default - so a loan secured by property is less risky and given a lower multiplier than one that is ... See full document
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