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Financial services
Economy
Finance
Basel II
Loans
Financial regulation
Loss given default
Probability of default
Exposure at default
Correlation and dependence
Financial risk

MODELING D-LGD CORRELATIONS IN CREDIT DEAULT LOSSES

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