2014
DOI: 10.21314/jcr.2014.172
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Modeling the credit contagion channel and its consequences via the standard portfolio credit risk model

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“…Literally, credit also means honesty and trust. It can be seen that credit often appears in the moral and ethical dimensions of economic life and is a relatively broad concept [20]. On a narrower level, credit specifically refers to the behavior of the goods or currency holder (creditor) to provide the borrower (debtor) with the goods or currency under the condition that the other party promises to repay, which is essentially a debt-debt relationship.…”
Section: Credit and Credit Credit Information In English Ismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Literally, credit also means honesty and trust. It can be seen that credit often appears in the moral and ethical dimensions of economic life and is a relatively broad concept [20]. On a narrower level, credit specifically refers to the behavior of the goods or currency holder (creditor) to provide the borrower (debtor) with the goods or currency under the condition that the other party promises to repay, which is essentially a debt-debt relationship.…”
Section: Credit and Credit Credit Information In English Ismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At present, the research on the contagion model of credit risk in the financial market mainly includes the following three categories: the simplified model, the structured model, and the complex network evolution model. The stochastic theory-based simplified model and structured model are used to describe the impact and contagion effects on the creditor under different circumstances of credit default strength and default loss rate of the debtor [5][6][7][8][9][10]. The method of structural model assumes that the dynamic process of corporate assets depends on a set of common state variables, and that the interfirm default correlation arises from the dynamic evolution of the firm's asset value [9].…”
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confidence: 99%