
Confidence intervals for corporate default rates
Historical average cumulative default rates by rating category and investment horizon are among rating agencies' most widely referenced statistics. In any finite sample, however, the historical mean default rate may overstate or understate the underlying population's true risk of default, depending upon whether the particular set of issuers included in the sample happen to experience lower or higher than expected default incidence. Quantitative credit analysts and risk managers are, therefore
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