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Managing Credit Risk
The Next Great Financial Challenge |
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John Caouette, E. Altman, P. Narayanan |
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This is an ambitious and surprisingly
good book on credit risk. Rather than specialize in certain aspects of
this diverse topic, the authors provide an overview. They take us from
the statistics of consumer credit to the intricacies of credit
derivatives. We learn about ...
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Fundamentals of Corporate Credit Analysis |
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Blaise Ganguin and John Bilardello |
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2005 |
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Authors Ganguin
and Bilardello are both managing directors with Standard & Poors. With this
book, they give a detailed introduction to credit analysis for corporate
bonds. There are chapters on country risk, industry risk, business risk,
financial risk and cash flow forecasting. There is information of
documentation, insolvency and recovery estimation. They explain how to
tie everything together to arrive at an overall credit rating ...
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Measuring Credit Risk |
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Measuring Credit Risk describes how to assess the credit quality
of firms in a lending or trade credit environment. There is also an
excellent chapter on risks inherent in banking relationships—this
includes a few "horror stories." The book covers: internal and external
credit ratings; credit bureaus; other sources of credit information ...
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Credit Risk Management & Basel II |
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This book looks at bank credit risk management in a
Basel II framework. Topics include credit ratings, credit scoring,
structural and reduced form models, portfolio credit risk models,
validation, data and software. The writing is poor, and the
technical level not nearly high enough for the subject matter ...
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Managing Bank Risk |
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Morton Glantz has
written a "soup-to-nuts" text on the commercial lending process within
banks. The book is exceptional, offering both breadth and depth of
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Credit Risk Measurement |
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Anthony Saunders and Linda Allen |
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Saunders and Allen provide a top-down introduction to
many of the standard models for measuring credit risk in bond or debt
portfolios. Models include the KMV, CreditMetrics, McKinsey, KPMG, Loan
Analysis System (LAS) and CSFP models. Each model is explained and
comparisons are made ...
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Credit Ratings
Methodologies, Rationale and Default Risk |
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The once staid field of
credit ratings is suddenly the focus of attention—and even controversy.
This is due to a confluence of events, including ...
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Recovery Risk |
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E. Altman, A. Resti, A. Sironi |
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2005 |
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Readers will
recognize Edward Altman as the inventor of the famous Altman's Z Score for
assessing a corporation's credit quality. Here he has teamed up with Andrea
Resti and Andrea Sironi to prepare an edited collection of articles on recovery
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Measuring and Managing Credit Risk |
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A. de Servigny and O. Renault |
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The field of
credit risk measurement is experiencing sweeping changes and not a little
controversy. Into the storm wade authors de Servigny and Renault with their own
perspective. Focusing on risk management (as opposed to financial
engineering) applications, they provide a roadmap for banks to manage
credit risk under the new Basle II regime ...
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Credit Risk Models
and the Basel Accords |
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D. van Deventer and K. Imai |
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Credit risk modeling is
a hot topic these days, with changes taking place in the Basel Accord
and innovative reduced form and Merton-style models challenging
traditional credit analysis ...
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An Introduction to
Credit Risk Modeling |
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C. Bluhm, L. Overbeck and C. Wagner |
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This is an outstanding book on
the default models that are used internally by financial institutions for tasks
such as ... Read
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Counterparty Credit Risk Modelling
Risk Management, Pricing and Regulation |
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Michael Pykhtin (ed.) |
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2006 |
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This is an edited collection on OTC derivatives credit
risk or "presettlement" risk. Very little has been published on this
topic, so this book is worth a look. It is far from comprehensive. Some
fundamental issues are danced around, but there is plenty of information
for proefssionals ...
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The Credit Market Handbook |
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Don't pay too much
attention to the title of this book. I hardly consider it a handbook. But if you
are studying credit risk modeling, you may be very interested in what it has to
offer. It is the sort of book you would graduate to after reading elementary
books on structural and reduced form models—books like Bluhm et al (2002)
or Duffie and Singleton (2003).
Assuming theoretical knowledge of those models, it offers hands-on
experience with how those models might be applied to solve problems ...
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Credit
The Complete Guide to Pricing, Hedging and Risk
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Angelo Arvanitis and Jon Gregory |
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Hold onto your seats! Arvanitis and Gregory have written
a tour de force of credit risk modeling. They delve deeply into both the
modeling of portfolio credit risk and the pricing of credit sensitive
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Credit Risk Modeling |
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This is an edited
collection of papers on credit risk published in Risk Magazine between
1999 and 2003. If you are new to credit risk modeling, the papers are
likely to be too advanced for you. If you are a financial engineer or
risk manager with expertise in credit risk modeling, you will find the
articles a goldmine ...
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CreditRisk+ in the Banking Industry |
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M. Gundlach and F. Lehrbass (eds.) |
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CreditRisk+ is a
portfolio credit risk model developed by Tom Wilde at Credit Suisse Financial
Products (CSFP) during the 1990s. Unlike CreditMetrics, which focuses on credit
migration, CreditRisk+ is a default model. Based largely on actuarial mortality
models, it provides a closed form solution for a portfolio's credit risk. CSFP
published a description of the model but otherwise didn't support it. Much like
today's open source software movement, CreditRisk+ came to be implemented by a
community of users ...
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