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In this paper, we introduce models of sequential decision making in consumer lending. From the definition of adverse selection in static lending models, we show that homogenous borrowers take-up offers at different instances of time when faced with a sequence of loan offers. We postulate that...
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In this paper, we introduce models of sequential decision making in consumer lending. From the definition of adverse selection in static lending models, we show that homogenous borrowers take-up offers at different instances of time when faced with a sequence of loan offers. We postulate that...
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We model the term structure of Corporate Credit based on Competitive Advantage. Our approach dispenses with the volatility based Geometric Brownian Motion prevalent in most structural-form models. Instead we consider the competitive advantage enjoyed by a firm as the central tenet of our model...
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