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Actuarial science / Statistics / Independence / Probability / Covariance and correlation / Mathematical analysis / Multivariate statistics / Copula / Financial risk / Variance / Risk / Comonotonicity
Date: 2014-10-06 11:54:54
Actuarial science
Statistics
Independence
Probability
Covariance and correlation
Mathematical analysis
Multivariate statistics
Copula
Financial risk
Variance
Risk
Comonotonicity

CreditRisk + Model with Dependent Risk Factors Ruodu Wang∗, Liang Peng† and Jingping Yang‡ October 6, 2014 Abstract The CreditRisk + model is widely used in industry for computing the loss of a credit portfolio. Th

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