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Tails of the unexpected

Credit models have been heavily criticised following their breakdown in the face of recent market moves. Could a new breed of models incorporating unknown factors driving defaults be the answer? By Mark Pengelly

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Credit models have come unstuck due to the crisis triggered by souring US subprime mortgage loans. While the base correlation approach using Gaussian copula models has long been criticised as a grossly oversimplified way of pricing bespoke collateralised debt obligation (CDO) tranches, the torrid markets of the past 10 months have raised the volume of such criticisms. Banks have reported billions

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