Evaluating Credit Risk Models
exists a wide variety of credit risk models that differ in their fundamental assumptions, such as their definition of credit losses; i.e., default models define credit losses as loan defaults, while 2 Note that some credit risk models directly forecast the entire loss distribution, while others assume a
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