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Conference Papers
Mortgage performance in turbulent times: an extended structural approach
Presenter(s): S. Kay
Year of presentation: 2009
Affiliate institution: The University of Edinburgh Business School
Conference Papers
Credit card initial limits: how much is too much?
Presenter(s): Mark Somers
Year of presentation: 2009
Affiliate institution: Lloyds Banking Group
Conference Papers
Model of credit loss and its use in spread decisions
Presenter(s): João Fernando Serrajordia Rocha de Mello; Carlos Alberto de Bragança Pereira
Year of presentation: 2009
Affiliate institution: University of São Paulo
Conference Papers
Measuring economic viability in a competitive Italian market sector by leveraging credit bureau data
Presenter(s): V. Rodilossi
Year of presentation: 2009
Affiliate institution: CRIF
Conference Papers
How to make the most of economics in credit risk management
Presenter(s): Dr William Thomson
Year of presentation: 2009
Affiliate institution: Experian
Conference Papers
Quantum mechanics framework to minimize the lack of stationary properties in Markov like credit risk models
Presenter(s): João Pires da Cruz; João Periquito Jarego; André Correia dos Santos
Year of presentation: 2009
Affiliate institution: Closer; Lloyds Banking Group
Conference Papers
Application LGD model development: a case study for a leading CEE bank
Presenter(s): Stefan Stoyanov; A. Nisticò
Year of presentation: 2009
Affiliate institution: Experian Decision Analytics
Conference Papers
Where did it all go wrong?
Presenter(s): D. Brough; J. Crook; D. Edelman; A. Lucas
Year of presentation: 2009
Affiliate institution: Caledonia Credit Consultancy; FSA; Rhino Risk; The University of Edinburgh

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Conference Papers
Modified logistic regression using the EM algorithm for reject inference
Presenter(s): Billie S. Anderson; J. Michael Hardin
Year of presentation: 2009
Affiliate institution: SAS Institute; The University of Alabama