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CREDIT RISK MODELLING: CURRENT PRACTICESANDAPPLICATIONSB asle Committee on Banking SupervisionBasleApril 1999 TABLE OF CONTENTSList of ParticipantsExecutive SummaryPart I:Introduction1. Overview .. 82. Internal Applications of CREDIT Risk Models .. 93. Key Challenges to Regulatory 104. Organisation of Report .. 11 Part II:Overview of Conceptual Approaches to CREDIT Risk Modelling1. Economic Capital Allocation .. 13A. Probability Density Function of CREDIT Losses .. 13B. Key Issues .. 162. Measuring CREDIT Loss .. 16A. Time Horizon .. 16B. Default-Mode 17An Illustration: The Mean/Standard Deviation 18 Internal Risk Rating Systems, EDFs, Transition 19C.

A. Estimation of EDFs/Transition Matrices..... 38 Actuarial-Based Approaches ... credit risk, regulators would have to be confident not only that models are being used to actively manage risk, but also that they are conceptually sound, empirically validated, and

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