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Handling improbable labels Lewis Evans , Niall Adams, Christoforos Anagnostopoulos 2015 Imperial College London Download Paper (PDF)
Fraud in e-commerce: an approach with social network analysis Thaine Souza 2015 Experian Download Paper (PDF)
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Forecasting retail credit market conditions Eric McVittie 2015 Experian
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Exposure at default models with and without the Credit Conversion Factor Edward Tong, Christophe Mues, Iain Brown, Lyn Thomas 2015 Bank of America, University of Southampton
Exploring the effects of macroeconomic variables on credit card delinquency and default behaviour Mindy Leow, Jonathan Crook 2015 The University of Edinburgh
Exploring SME behaviour using GAM models during the financial crisis Galina Andreeva, Jake Ansell, Meng Ma 2015 The University of Edinburgh Download Paper (PDF)
Expanding the credit eligible population in the USA: a case study Dr Andrew Jennings 2015 FICO Download Paper (PDF)
Estimating non-cyclical PDs: a case study from Bulgaria Hristiana Vidinova 2015 Experian Download Paper (PDF)
Dynamic scores: proactively managing through-the-cycle risk prediction Michael Cohen 2015 FICO Download Paper (PDF)
Developments in unsecured capital and impairment forecasting Rachel Bailey, Sam Lacy 2015 Lloyds Banking Group Download Paper (PDF)
Cyber analytics: streaming transaction analytics to identify malevolent cyber intrusions Jehan Athwal, Matthew Kennel, Scott Zoldi 2015 FICO
Crisis and LGD: developing a model for the retail portfolio Konstantinos Papalamprou, Paschalis Antoniou, Apostolos Doukas 2015 National Bank of Greece, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki Download Paper (PDF)
Credit risk modelling under distressed conditions Yiannis Dendramis, Elias Tzavalis, Georgios Adraktas, A. Papanikolaou 2015 Alpha Bank, Queen Mary University of London, Athens University of Economics and Business Download Paper (PDF)

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