Index
A1 referencing-cells method 300–1
Abs VBA functionw 8, 82, 112–13, 163–4, 304
accrued interest 39–43, 229–35, 326
accuracy ratios
bootstrapped confidence intervals 187–a90
AGE predictive-factor variable 84
aging effects (AGE variable), candidate variables for predictions 84–107
all-running spreads 240–1, 263–72
[alt] + [f8] short-cut (running macros) 299
[alt] + [f11] short-cut (new macro/function) 299
Analysis ToolPak (ATP) 225–6, 325–31
apostrophes (comments) usage, code-editing concepts 305
appendices 25–6, 50–2, 78–82, 110–13, 126–9, 247, 282–4, 299–331
Application… 8–81, 19–26, 52, 58–9, 64–5, 75–7, 79–81, 111–13, 125, 143–5, 162, 166, 172, 174, 184, 188–9, 192, 210, 251–3, 261–2, 268–9, 274, 279–80, 284, 288, 294–6, 304–5
approximate generators, transition matrices 69–71
arrays 4–42, 32–53, 55–82, 92, 138–42, 158–60, 169–70, 179, 183–201, 206–17, 235–6, 241–2, 251–84, 291–3, 301–6, 327–31 see also matrices
asset values see also total…
credit portfolios 149–90, 254–84
default correlations 131–47, 193–4, 256–84, 285–97
maximum likelihood estimation 131, 136–44, 145–7, 157–60
method of moments approach 131, 133–6, 140–1, 145–7
structural models of default risk 27–53, 132–3
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