Technical papers/Credit Risk
Several financial institutions use single-period models to determine their credit portfolio loss distribution, calculate their loss volatility and assign economic capital.
Several financial institutions use single-period models to determine their credit portfolio loss distribution, calculate their loss volatility and assign economic capital. Here, Kevin Thompson, Alistair...
Several financial institutions use single-period models to determine their credit portfolio lossdistribution, calculate their loss volatility and assign economic capital. Here, Kevin Thompson,Alistair...
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Rating collateralized debt obligations (CDOs), ie, tranched pools of credit risk exposures, not only requires attributing a probability of default to each obligor within the portfolio. It also involves assumptions concerning recoveries and correlated...
Poisson default models can fit credit default swap (CDS) prices but make unrealistic predictions about stock behaviour, which leads to bad option prices. On the other hand, constant elasticity of variance (CEV) models can fit the volatility surface but...
To evaluate structured credit products such as default baskets and collateralised debt obligations, it is essential to fully understand the default timing of credit-risky instruments in the underlying reference portfolio. Christian Bluhm and Ludger Overbeck...
Modelling counterparty credit exposure for credit derivatives is more complicated than for non-credit products, since the reference credit and counterparty can exhibit positive default correlation. Here, Christian Hille, John Ring and Hideki Shimamoto...
Modelling counterparty credit exposure for credit derivatives is more complicated than for non-credit products, since the reference credit and counterparty can exhibit positive default correlation. Here, Christian Hille, John Ring and Hideki Shimamoto...
Vladyslav Putyatin, David Prieul and Svetlana Maslova unveil a simple dynamic binomial credit model with a Poissonian mixing distribution to satisfy the constraints faced by financial institutions assessing their credit exposure in a consistent manner...
Modelling counterparty credit exposure for credit derivatives is more complicated than for non-credit products, since the reference credit and counterparty can exhibit positive default correlation. Here, Christian Hille, John Ring and Hideki Shimamoto...
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