This paper studies determinants of risk premia using a non-parametric term-structure model of the corporate spread. The model, which measures the extra return of defaultable corporate bonds on their government counterparts, involves the rate of inflation, a key macroeconomic variable that is found to explain the spread non-linearly. This study shows that non-linear methods are useful to investigate features of credit risk and that they give better results than their linear counterparts, enabling testing of affine term-structure specifications. The paper also shows how the non-linear model can be used to forecast the future course of the spread
© 2007 Dr. Iain Campbell MaclachlanThis work empirically examines six structural models of the term ...
This study examines the significance of risk modelling and asymmetries when researchers test the pop...
This Master's thesis contributes to the existing literature by studying the relation between credit ...
This paper studies determinants of risk premia using a non-parametric term-structure model of the co...
This paper investigates features of credit risk using non-parametric techniques, studying determinan...
This paper studies corporate spread indices using non-parametric techniques. It investigates determi...
An important research area of the corporate yield spread literature seeks to measure the proportion ...
This study describes the joint dynamics of the U.K. risk-free government bonds and risky corporate b...
In this paper, by applying the potential approach to characterizing default risk, a class of simple ...
According to theoretical models of valuing risky corporate securities, risk of default is primary co...
Assessing default risk is a key concern many stakeholders have, let it be as a supplier, as a large ...
Corporate credit risk in fixed income markets refers to risk that debt issuing company will default ...
We investigate the macroeconomic determinants of corporate spreads using a no-arbitrage technique. S...
This thesis is an empirical credit risk study, developing a multi-factor quadratic term structure mo...
This paper investigates the determinants of credit spread changes in Euro-denominated bonds. Because...
© 2007 Dr. Iain Campbell MaclachlanThis work empirically examines six structural models of the term ...
This study examines the significance of risk modelling and asymmetries when researchers test the pop...
This Master's thesis contributes to the existing literature by studying the relation between credit ...
This paper studies determinants of risk premia using a non-parametric term-structure model of the co...
This paper investigates features of credit risk using non-parametric techniques, studying determinan...
This paper studies corporate spread indices using non-parametric techniques. It investigates determi...
An important research area of the corporate yield spread literature seeks to measure the proportion ...
This study describes the joint dynamics of the U.K. risk-free government bonds and risky corporate b...
In this paper, by applying the potential approach to characterizing default risk, a class of simple ...
According to theoretical models of valuing risky corporate securities, risk of default is primary co...
Assessing default risk is a key concern many stakeholders have, let it be as a supplier, as a large ...
Corporate credit risk in fixed income markets refers to risk that debt issuing company will default ...
We investigate the macroeconomic determinants of corporate spreads using a no-arbitrage technique. S...
This thesis is an empirical credit risk study, developing a multi-factor quadratic term structure mo...
This paper investigates the determinants of credit spread changes in Euro-denominated bonds. Because...
© 2007 Dr. Iain Campbell MaclachlanThis work empirically examines six structural models of the term ...
This study examines the significance of risk modelling and asymmetries when researchers test the pop...
This Master's thesis contributes to the existing literature by studying the relation between credit ...