This paper proposes a credit scoring model for the empirical assessment of default risk drivers of shipping bank loans. A unique dataset, consisting of the credit portfolio of a ship-lending bank is used to estimate a logit model with two-way clustered adjusted standard errors, ensuring robust inferences. Industry specific variables, captured through current and expected conditions in the extremely volatile global shipping freight markets, the risk appetite of borrowers–the shipowners – expressed through the chartering policy they follow – and a pricing variable, are shown for the first time to be the important factors explaining default probabilities of bank loans
This thesis presents three studies on credit risk modelling. The first study compares the real defau...
In the last decade rating-based models have become very popular in credit risk management. These sys...
Risk Management is one of the most crucial areas for banks. Banks are constantly working on effectiv...
Credit risk is a major issue for lenders and borrowers, threatening the reliability of global logist...
This study empirically investigates the driving forces of default at the time of issue in the shippi...
This paper uses a binary logit model to predict the probability of default for high yield bonds issu...
The aim of this thesis paper is to inform about the shipping finance and more specifically, the bank fi...
In this paper, we use a logit model to predict the probability of default for Korean shipping compan...
Credit scoring is an application of financial risk forecasting to consumer lending. In this study, s...
Shipping markets irregularity due to high-level volatility of freight rates and asset prices increas...
This paper aims at developing a credit scoring model that can best be used to ascertain the credit s...
Given its large magnitude of capital requirement and long payback period, ship finance has a signifi...
The shipping industry has unique financial characteristics: it is capital intensive, faces highly vo...
Online consumer lending in Iceland has seen significant growth in the past years. With online applic...
This dissertation was originally written for fulfilment of the degree MSc Finance at Lancaster Unive...
This thesis presents three studies on credit risk modelling. The first study compares the real defau...
In the last decade rating-based models have become very popular in credit risk management. These sys...
Risk Management is one of the most crucial areas for banks. Banks are constantly working on effectiv...
Credit risk is a major issue for lenders and borrowers, threatening the reliability of global logist...
This study empirically investigates the driving forces of default at the time of issue in the shippi...
This paper uses a binary logit model to predict the probability of default for high yield bonds issu...
The aim of this thesis paper is to inform about the shipping finance and more specifically, the bank fi...
In this paper, we use a logit model to predict the probability of default for Korean shipping compan...
Credit scoring is an application of financial risk forecasting to consumer lending. In this study, s...
Shipping markets irregularity due to high-level volatility of freight rates and asset prices increas...
This paper aims at developing a credit scoring model that can best be used to ascertain the credit s...
Given its large magnitude of capital requirement and long payback period, ship finance has a signifi...
The shipping industry has unique financial characteristics: it is capital intensive, faces highly vo...
Online consumer lending in Iceland has seen significant growth in the past years. With online applic...
This dissertation was originally written for fulfilment of the degree MSc Finance at Lancaster Unive...
This thesis presents three studies on credit risk modelling. The first study compares the real defau...
In the last decade rating-based models have become very popular in credit risk management. These sys...
Risk Management is one of the most crucial areas for banks. Banks are constantly working on effectiv...