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The rise of credit risk measurement and the credit derivatives market started in the early 1990s, and has grown ever since. Credit risk measurement as a discipline among financial institutions is now more important than ever. Thus the need for Credit Risk Management, a leading edge text on the pricing and management of credit risk. This book incorporates all of the latest generation of credit risk measurement models, including a popular class of models called intensity-based models.
Praise for Credit Risk Measurement New Approaches to Value at Risk and Other Paradigms Second Edition. "Saunders and Allen provide practitioners a comprehensive picture of the tools available for the notoriously difficult task of quantifying credit risk. Without neglecting the underlying theory, they zero in on the actual technologies being employed, offering unbiased views of their comparative strengths and limitations."-Martin Fridson, Chief High Yield Strategist, Merrill Lynch&Co."Nowhere else can be found such a clear and rigorous presentation of the newest models, both original and second-generation, for analyzing stand-alone and portfolio credit asset risk models. This is a must read for any practitioner or scholar interested in applying or testing the latest entries in the credit risk modeling challenge or for attempting to build and test new approaches."-Edward I. Altman, Max L. Heine Professor of Finance, NYU Stern School of Business"A great introduction to the issues and concepts of credit risk management. The first edition offered a remarkably clear, 'big picture' perspective. This edition expands and updates the topics covered."-Mark Flannery, BankAmerica Eminent Scholar in Finance, University of Florida"Measuring credit risk accurately has become increasingly important as economies almost worldwide have slowed with an accompanying increase in defaults and default losses. At the same time, the widespread controversies surrounding the proposed changes in the Basel risk weights for bank credit risk exposures have highlighted the complexity of such computations. The second edition of this book makes a timely contribution in describing both the theory underlying credit risk measurement and the alternative approaches for estimating risk exposures empirically. The book should be read by bankers and credit analysts, as well as by bank supervisors and policymakers involved in bank risk regulation."-George Kaufman, John F. Smith Jr. Professor of Finance and Economics Loyola University Chicago"Since the welcome appearance of the first edition of Credit Risk Measurement in 1999, readers from academia as well as the workaday world of finance have benefited from its sweeping overview ofthe topic and detailed 'how-to' analysis. It is thus reassuring that bankers, insurers, professors, and students alike can again rely on Professors Saunders and Allen for their cogent update of this survival manual. It is now, more than ever, a 'must read.'"-Manuel Sebastiao, Member of the Board, Bank of Portugal.
Praise for Credit Risk Measurement New Approaches to Value at Risk and Other Paradigms Second Edition. "Saunders and Allen provide practitioners a comprehensive picture of the tools available for the notoriously difficult task of quantifying credit risk. Without neglecting the underlying theory, they zero in on the actual technologies being employed, offering unbiased views of their comparative strengths and limitations."-Martin Fridson, Chief High Yield Strategist, Merrill Lynch&Co."Nowhere else can be found such a clear and rigorous presentation of the newest models, both original and second-generation, for analyzing stand-alone and portfolio credit asset risk models. This is a must read for any practitioner or scholar interested in applying or testing the latest entries in the credit risk modeling challenge or for attempting to build and test new approaches."-Edward I. Altman, Max L. Heine Professor of Finance, NYU Stern School of Business"A great introduction to the issues and concepts of credit risk management. The first edition offered a remarkably clear, 'big picture' perspective. This edition expands and updates the topics covered."-Mark Flannery, BankAmerica Eminent Scholar in Finance, University of Florida"Measuring credit risk accurately has become increasingly important as economies almost worldwide have slowed with an accompanying increase in defaults and default losses. At the same time, the widespread controversies surrounding the proposed changes in the Basel risk weights for bank credit risk exposures have highlighted the complexity of such computations. The second edition of this book makes a timely contribution in describing both the theory underlying credit risk measurement and the alternative approaches for estimating risk exposures empirically. The book should be read by bankers and credit analysts, as well as by bank supervisors and policymakers involved in bank risk regulation."-George Kaufman, John F. Smith Jr. Professor of Finance and Economics Loyola University Chicago"Since the welcome appearance of the first edition of Credit Risk Measurement in 1999, readers from academia as well as the workaday world of finance have benefited from its sweeping overview ofthe topic and detailed 'how-to' analysis. It is thus reassuring that bankers, insurers, professors, and students alike can again rely on Professors Saunders and Allen for their cogent update of this survival manual. It is now, more than ever, a 'must read.'"-Manuel Sebastiao, Member of the Board, Bank of Portugal.