Real Estate Economics · 1998 · 63 citations · 19 references
Social SciencesEconomicsFinanceEconometricsFinancial EconomicsReal Estate FinanceCredit RiskDebt DefaultMortgage PolicyConditional Probability ModelsDefault PredictionDefault ProbabilityDefault Risk AnalysisDefault Risk ModelingDefault Risk PredictionLoan Default PredictionMortgage Risk
This research examines the implications of contingent‐claims models for empirical research on default. We focus on the probability of default over a short horizon given the current state of the world, i.e. , the conditional probability of default, which more closely resembles the estimates of empirical models. We highlight the differences between the conditional and unconditional approaches and provide guidance for empirical research by illuminating situations where the expected sign reverses over the shorter horizon or where the functional form is highly nonlinear.
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