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020 | _a978-8131401132 | ||
082 | _a332.3 CRE | ||
100 | _aSilva, Amandio F C Da. Ed. | ||
245 | _aCredit risk models: new tools of credit risk management | ||
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_bICFAI University Press _aHyderabad _c2006 |
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300 |
_avi, 249 p. _b23 cm ; Pbk |
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500 | _aRs.425/- | ||
505 | _aEvolution Of Credit Risk Models Credit Risk Models Applied Cases in Credit Risk Modeling | ||
520 | _aThe new tools of credit risk management??credit risk models??calculate the probability of default or rating downgrade, or both, and the likely amount that can be recovered after the default event takes place. This book is divided into three parts: Part I discusses the evolution of credit risk models; Part II throws light on various credit risk models and their detailed working; and Part III comprises case studies on credit risk modeling. The focus of this book is on methods of tackling credit risk management internally through scientific means. It lays emphasis on the fact that these models are gaining ground due to increasing competition and global expansion. The book suggests that India and China can benefit from using such models to reduce their banking losses and improve their overall performance. | ||
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_aCredit scoring systems _aCredit--Management |
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942 | _cBK | ||
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