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The Journal of Credit RiskLed by Editor-in-Chief Ashish Dev from JPMorgan Chase, and a respected Editorial Board, this international refereed journal is at the forefront in tackling the many issues and challenges posed by the recent financial crisis. With the re-writing of the Basel accords in international banking and their ensuing application, interest in credit risk has never been greater. More... |
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Journal of Credit Risk Volume 4 Number 1, Spring 2008
Ashish Dev Practice Leader, ERM and Structured Products Advisory, Promontory Financial, New York As we rolled over from the mortgage credit-related woes of 2007 into the first quarter of 2008, a new...
Ashish Dev Practice Leader, ERM and Structured Products Advisory, Promontory Financial, New York In the recent turmoil in structured credit products markets and losses reported by many financial institutions...
Ashish Dev While credit risk is the obvious and necessary concern of The Journal of Credit Risk, the market turmoil of the last month or so has reinforced in all our minds how perceived credit risk and...
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Journal of Credit Risk Volume 3/Number 2, Summer 2007
Ashish Dev In this issue, I present four full-length research articles and one technical report. As always, I am very fortunate to have contributors who are pioneers in financial research like Robert Engle, Nobel laureate, and John Hull and Alan White...
Journal of Credit Risk Volume 3/Number 1, Spring 2007
Ashish Dev Practice Leader, ERM and Structured Products Advisory, Promontory Financial, New York Credit risk has always constituted by far the biggest risk for many large banks, almost all medium and small banks and thrifts. Credit risk is progressively...
Journal of Credit Risk Volume 2/Number 4, Winter 2006/07
Stuart M. Turnbull Bauer Chaired Professor, Bauer College of Business, University of Houston In this issue we have four papers. The first, by Leif Andersen, examines the structure and limitations of different types of factor models used for pricing...
Journal of Credit Risk Volume 2/Number 3, Fall 2006
Michael B. Gordy Senior Economist, Federal Reserve Board, Washington DC, USA1 Visiting Scholar, Indian School of Business, Hyderabad, India It is with great pleasure that I welcome you to this special issue of The Journal of Credit Risk. The issue...
Journal of Credit Risk Volume 2/Number 2, Summer 2006
Stuart M. Turnbull Bauer Chaired Professor, Bauer College of Business, University of Houston In this issue we have four papers. The first paper, by Ernst Eberlein, Wolfgang Kluge and Philipp Schönbucher, models the dynamic evolutions of the term...
Journal of Credit Risk Volume 2/Number 1, Spring 2006
Stuart M. Turnbull Bauer Chaired Professor, Bauer College of Business, University of Houston I thank Michael Ong for the excellent work he did as the first editor of The Journal of Credit Risk (JCR). Research in credit risk is of interest to practitioners,...
Journal of Credit Risk Volume 1/Number 4, Fall 2005
Michael K. Ong Stuart Graduate School of Business, Illinois Institute of Technology I welcome you to the final issue of The Journal of Credit Risk under my editorship. Due to increasing workload, I shall be stepping down as Editor-in-Chief after this...
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