Advances in Machine Learning for Computational Finance

The More Rating: New Model -a comparative analysis of different companies from different countries-"

author:Pinar Dilek, University of Trieste
published: Aug. 21, 2009, recorded: July 2009, views: 109

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This video discusses a specific model for assessing credit risk of Industrial companies by using financial statement data and industry-specific information. In particular, the model permits each enterprise to associate a fundamental credit rating giving an indication of the creditworthiness of industrial companies.