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2.1.Creditratings
3.Researchdesignandmethodology
3.1.Datacollection
3.2.Themodel
4.Results
5.Conclusion
Acknowledgements
AppendixA.Independentvariables
AppendixB.OutputK-meansclustering
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Anintelligent-agent-basedfuzzygroupdecisionmakingmodelforfinancialmulticriteriadecisionsupport:
Thecaseofcreditscoring
EuropeanJournalofOperationalResearch
Creditriskanalysisisanactiveresearchareainfinancialriskmanagementandcreditscoringisoneofthekeyanalyticaltechniquesincreditriskevaluation.Inthisstudy,anovelintelligent-agent-basedfuzzygroupdecisionmaking(GDM)modelisproposedasaneffectivemulticriteriadecisionanalysis(MCDA)toolforcreditriskevaluation.Inthisproposedmodel,someartificialintelligenttechniques,whichareusedasintelligentagents,arefirstusedtoanalyzeandevaluatetherisklevelsofcreditapplicantsoverasetofpre-definedcriteria.Thentheseevaluationresults,generatedbydifferentintelligentagents,arefuzzifiedintosomefuzzyopinionsoncreditrisklevelofapplicants.Finally,thesefuzzificationopinionsareaggregatedintoagroupconsensusandmeantimethefuzzyaggregatedconsensusisdefuzzifiedintoacrispaggregatedvaluetosupportfinaldecisionfordecision-makersofcredit-grantinginstitutions.Forillustrationandverificationpurposes,asimplenumericalexampleandthreereal-worldcreditapplicationapprovaldatasetsarepresented.
2.Methodologyformulation
3.Experimentalstudy
3.1.Anillustrativenumericalexample
3.2.Empiricalcomparisonswithdifferentcreditdatasets
3.2.1.DatasetI:
Englandcreditapplicationexample
3.2.2.DatasetII:
Japanesecreditcardapplicationexample
3.2.3.DatasetIII:
Germancreditcardapplicationexample
3.2.4.Furtherdiscussions
4.Conclusions
Sovereigncreditratings,capitalflowsandfinancialsectordevelopmentinemergingmarkets
EmergingMarketsReview,
Howdoesthesovereigncreditratingshistoryprovidedbyindependentratingsagenciesaffectdomesticfinancialsectordevelopmentandinternationalcapitalinflowstoemergingcountries?
WeaddressthisquestionutilizingacomprehensivedatasetofsovereigncreditratingsfromStandardandPoor'
sfrom1995–2003foracross-sectionof51emergingmarkets.Withinapaneldataestimationframework,weexaminefinancialsectordevelopmentandtheinfluenceofsovereigncreditratingsprovision,controllingforvariouseconomicandcorporategovernancefactorsidentifiedinthefinancialdevelopmentliterature.Wefindstrongevidencethatoursovereigncreditratingmeasuresdoaffectfinancialintermediarysectordevelopmentsandcapitalflows.Wefindthati)long-termforeigncurrencysovereigncreditratingsareimportantforencouragingfinancialintermediarydevelopmentandforattractingcapitalflows.ii)Long-termlocalcurrencyratingsstimulatedomesticmarketgrowthbutdiscourageinternationalcapitalflows.iii)Short-termratings(bothforeignandlocalcurrencydenominated)retardallformsoffinancialdevelopmentsandcapitalflows.Thereareimportantimplicationsinthisresearchforpolicymakerstoencouragetheprovisionoflonger-termcreditratingstopromotefinancialdevelopmentinemergingeconomies.
2.Theoreticalmotivations
3.Datadescriptionsandmodellingissues
3.1.Sovereignratings
3.2.Financialmarketvariables
3.3.Controlvariables
3.4.Internationalfinancialflows
4.Empiricalmodel
5.Empiricalresults
5.1.Financialsectordevelopmentwithsovereigncreditratings
5.2.Robustnesschecksoffinancialsectordevelopmentestimations
5.3.Internationalcapitalflowswithsovereigncreditratings
5.4.Robustnesschecksofcapitalflowsestimations
6.Conclusions
AppendixA.LineartransformationofS&
P'
ssovereigncreditratings
AppendixB.Listofemergingmarketcountriesstudied
AppendixC.Variabledefinitionsanddatadefinitions
Modellingcreditratingbyfuzzyadaptivenetwork
MathematicalandComputerModelling
Humanjudgmentplaysanimportantroleintheratingofenterprisefinancialconditions.Therecentlydevelopedfuzzyadaptivenetwork(FAN),whichcanhandlesystemswhosebehaviourisinfluencedbyhumanjudgment,appearstobeideallysuitedforthemodellingofthiscreditratingproblem.Inthispaper,FANisusedtomodelthecreditratingofsmallfinancialenterprises.Toillustratetheapproach,thedataofthecreditratingproblemisfirstrepresentedbytheuseoffuzzynumbers.Then,theFANnetworkbasedoninferencerulesisconstructed.Andfinally,thenetworkistrainedorlearnedbyusingthefuzzynumbertrainingdata.Themainadvantagesoftheproposednetworkaretheabilityforlinguisticrepresentation,linguisticaggregationandthelearningabilityoftheneuralnetwork.
2.Aggregationofcreditrating
3.Fuzzyadaptivenetwork
4.Fuzzyadaptivenetworkforcreditrating
4.1.Creditratingmodellingbasedoncreditscore
4.2.CreditratingmodellingbasedontheTaiwandata
5.Discussions
金融数量分析
信用管理
金融建模
分析工具
开发
数学
MATLAB
JAVA编程
金融工程
理学、金融学复合专业
证券从业资格、期货从业资格
信用评级、金融证券咨询和信息服务
金融机构
QuantitativeAnalysisofFinance
CreditManagement
Financialmodeling
AnalysisTools
Development
Mathematics
JAVAProgramming
FinancialEngineering
Science,financecomplexprofessional
Qualificationsecurities,futuresqualification
Creditrating,financialandsecuritiesadvisoryandinformationservices
Financialinstitutions
CreditratingdynamicsandMarkovmixturemodels
JournalofBanking&
Finance
Despitemountingevidencetothecontrary,creditmigrationmatrices,usedinmanycreditriskandpricingapplications,aretypicallyassumedtobegeneratedbyasimpleMarkovprocess.Basedonempiricalevidence,weproposeaparsimoniousmodelthatisamixtureof(two)Markovchains,wherethemixingisonthespeedofmovementamongcreditratings.WeestimatethismodelusingcreditratinghistoriesandshowthatthemixturemodelstatisticallydominatesthesimpleMarkovmodelandthatthedifferencesbetweentwomodelscanbeeconomicallymeaningful.Thenon-Markovpropertyofourmodelimpliesthatthefuturedistributionofafirm’sratingsdependsnotonlyonitscurrentratingbutalsoonitspastratinghistory.Indeedwefindthattwofirmswithidenticalcurrentcreditratingscanhavesubstantiallydifferenttransitionprobabilityvectors.Wealsofindthatconditioningonthestateofthebusinesscycleorindustrygroupdoesnotremovetheheterogeneitywithrespecttotherateofmovement.WegoontocomparetheperformanceofmixtureandMarkovchainusingout-of-samplepredictions.
2.Markovmixturemodeling
2.1.Themixtureprocess
2.2.Prediction
2.2.1.Fullinformation
2.2.2.Limitedinformation:
Currentrating
2.2.3.Limitedinformation:
Initialandcurrentrating
3.Data,estimation,andresults
3.1.Estimatingandcomparingthemodels
3.2.Firm-specificmigrationvectors
3.3.Industryandbusinesscycleeffects
3.4.Out-of-sampleforecasting
3.5.Financialimpactofmixturemodels
4.Concludingremarks
Appendix.Appendix
QualificationandcertificationforthecompetitiveedgeinIntegratedDesign
CIRPJournalofManufacturingScienceandTechnology
CompetitiveProductDesignismoreandmorelinkedtomasteringthechallengeofthecomplexityandthemultidisciplinarynatureofmodernproductsinanintegratedfashionfromtheveryearliestphasesofproductdevelopment.DesignEngineersareincreasinglyconfrontedwiththeneedtomasterseveraldifferentengineeringdisciplinesinordertogetasufficientunderstandingofaproductoraservice.Industrialistsdemandforthecertificationoftherequiredskills,aswellasfortheirinternationalrecognitionandexchangeability.ThispaperdescribesaninnovativeapproachtoestablishatrainingcurriculumandacertificationinthedomainofIntegratedEngineeringonaEuropeanlevel.ItshowsthekeycompetencesthathavebeenidentifiedforthenewjobroleofIntegratedDesignEngineers,aswellastheirrelevancetosystemcompetence,whichisconsideredoneofthemostvitalsuccessfactorsofcompetitiveproductdesign.It