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Factors affecting regional bank health and supervisory rating : an exploration

Duffy, Denise; Haubrich, Joseph Gerard; Healy, Christopher - 2026

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Credit risk assessment with stacked machine learning

Columba, Francesco; Cugliari, Manuel; Di Virgilio, Stefano - 2026

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Credit scores and inequality across the life cycle

Chatterjee, Satyajit; Corbae, Dean; Dempsey, Kyle P.; … - 2026

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Credit Scores and Inequality across the Life Cycle

Chatterjee, Satyajit; Corbae, Dean; Dempsey, Kyle P.; … - 2025

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Machine learning & artificial intelligence powered credit scoring models for Islamic Microfinance Institutions : a Blockchain approach

Mukit, Mohammad Mushfiqul Haque; Hasan, Fakhrul; … - 2026

Islamic Microfinance Institutions (IMFIs) encounter distinct difficulties with credit scoring because they need to follow Shariah principles that combine riba bans with fair financial dealings regulations. Conventional credit scoring models exhibit two shortcomings: a poor capability to...

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The impact of BigTech and Fintech credit on income inequality

Aktar, Mahbuba; El-Shagi, Makram - 2026

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The expert assessment within Banca d'Italia's in-house credit assessment system

Esposito, Lorenzo; Guglielmi, Massimo; Monterisi, Francesco - 2026

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Bayesian causal inference for credit default risk

Pitso, Sello Dalton; Michael, Taryn - 2026

Banks often assume that higher credit limits increase customer default risk because greater exposure appears to imply greater vulnerability. This reasoning, however, conflates correlation with causation. Whether increasing a customer's credit limit truly raises the likelihood of default remains...

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The response of debtors to rate changes

Fuster, Andreas; Gianinazzi, Virginia; Hackethal, Andreas; … - 2026

How borrowers respond to future changes in the interest rate on their debt matters for the transmission of monetary policy and for household financial stability. Combining bank data, a letter RCT, and a survey, we study this question in the context of the German mortgage market, where since 2022...

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The response of debtors to rate changes

Fuster, Andreas; Gianinazzi, Virginia; Hackethal, Andreas; … - 2026

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The response of debtors to rate changes

Fuster, Andreas; Gianinazzi, Virginia; Hackethal, Andreas; … - 2026

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The response of debtors to rate changes

Fuster, Andreas; Gianinazzi, Virginia; Hackethal, Andreas; … - 2026

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The devil is in the details : state-mandated personal finance education and financial well-being

Collins, J. Michael; Urban, Carly - 2026

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The devil is in the details : state-mandated personal finance education and financial well-being

Collins, J. Michael; Urban, Carly - 2025

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Forecasting out-of-time credit scoring model risk

Yoshida Jr., Valter T.; Schiozer, Rafael Felipe; … - 2026

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Institutionalizing explainability in credit scoring

Bauer, Kevin; Franke, Lucia; Gill, Andrej; … - 2026

Machine learning credit scoring expands the informational frontier of retail lending, particularly for thin file borrowers, yet it also erodes the practical meaning of disclosure duties that anchor consumer protection and prudential oversight. The central financial implication is that...

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Credit rating agencies' views on China's Belt and Road Initiative

Ioannou, Stefanos; Keenan, Liam; Wójcik, Dariusz - 2026

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Screening with cash deposits in digital credit markets

Gertler, Paul J.; Green, Brett; Wolfram, Catherine - 2026

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Screening with Cash Deposits in Digital Credit Markets

Gertler, Paul J.; Green, Brett; Wolfram, Catherine - 2026

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The effects of climate change and climate policy on credit risk

Leegstra, Matthijs; Kole, Erik; Lönn, Rasmus - 2026

This study examines how climate-related physical and transition risks affect credit risk. We develop a modular framework based on a threshold model for credit migrations, linking the latent credit cycle to key economic indicators to measure credit risk in corporate bond markets. Using historical...

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Currency differences in the determinants of corporate bond spreads : evidence from Peruvian issuers

Cisneros Rojas, Gerald Alex - 2026

This paper provides issuance-level evidence from an emerging economy with a dual-currency primary bond market, showing that currency denomination not only affects the level of corporate bond spreads but also fundamentally reshapes the transmission of macro-financial shocks across credit ratings....

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Corporate governance characteristics, shareholder dissent and agency cost of debt

Ding, Wenjie; Hemmings, Danial; Hodgkinson, Lynn; … - 2026

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The adaptation imperative : climate change and sovereign credit risk

Burke, Matt; Mohaddes, Kamiar; Raissi, Mehdi - 2026

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Financial well-being and inclusion of justice involved populations : evidence from the SHED

Dasgupta, Kabir; Fernandez, Jennifer; Lloro, Alicia - 2026

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A hybrid machine learning approach for customer valuation and decision-making in peer-to-peer lending

Machado, Marcos R.; Karray, Salma - 2026

Risk-Adjusted Revenue (RAR) is a key customer valuation metric that incorporates risk factors into financial assessments. While traditional methods have focused on structured data to estimate RAR, the potential impact of unstructured textual data has not been fully explored. This study addresses...

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Innovative credit scoring and sales accounting solutions for SMEs in Kazakhstan

Zakariya, Gulnaz; Akylbekov, Olzhas; Moldagulova, Aiman; … - 2026

This paper examines the combination of traditional banking credit assessment techniques with contemporary internal sales accounting systems in Kazakhstan, aiming to augment the precision and resilience of financial assessments pertaining to SMEs. The proposed model consists of two discrete...

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AI-driven bankruptcy prediction in manufacturing SMEs : comparing machine learning techniques with logistic regression

Letkovský, Stanislav; Jenčová, Sylvia; … - 2026

Bankruptcy prediction is currently a widely researched topic, as it typically results from a chain of negative events. Logistic Regression (LR) is one of the standard prediction tools; however, with advances in technology, machine learning (ML) methods are gaining prominence and demonstrating...

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The traffic light effect in ESG ratings

Berg, Florian; Cornaggia, Jess; Foroni, Cristian; … - 2026

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Sovereign ratings and risk pricing, agency divergences in the European Union

Afonso, António; Alves, José; Gkonkas, Periklēs; … - 2026

Using annual EU-27 data for 1995-2024, we examine whether sovereign ratings mainly reflect common macro-fiscal fundamentals or whether agency-specific departures from that benchmark are also priced into sovereign funding conditions. Pooled ordered probits and a machine-learning diagnostic layer...

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Debt service vs. debt stock in sovereign credit ratings : a systematic review and meta-regression analysis

Abdelmohsen, Mohamed; Abdelmohsen, Hadir; Ahmed, … - 2026

Sovereign credit ratings are central to a country's access to international capital markets, yet the relative informational content of debt service obligations versus aggregate debt stock for rating outcomes remains empirically unsettled. This systematic review synthesises econometric evidence...

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Market signals and investor behavior in green bond pricing : evidence from China

Deng, Xinyan; Aruga, Kentaka; Zenno, Yoshihiro; Li, Mengge - 2026

This study examines how green bond financing costs in China are jointly shaped by market pricing mechanisms and institutional investor behavior. It develops an integrated two-level framework linking issuance-level bond characteristics with investor decision-making to explain green bond pricing...

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Application of explainable AI and uncertainty quantification in credit risk assessment

Rambauli, Mulavhelesi; Ravele, Thakhani; Sigauke, Caston - 2026

Credit risk modelling is important for assessing the probability of borrower default and for lending decisions. Even with recent advances in predictive algorithms, however, there are obstacles to implementing transparent, robust, and reliable models that can adapt to uncertain inputs. This paper...

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The informational content of bank risk weights and the role of internal ratings

Bruno, Brunella; Corielli, Francesco; Marino, Immacolata; … - 2026

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ZICO: a credit scoring approach to detecting zombie papers

Hurlin, Christophe; Joëts, Marc; Mignon, Valérie - 2026

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Bankruptcy prediction of privately held SMEs using feature selection methods

Paraschiv, Florentina; Schmid, Markus M.; Wahlstrøm, … - 2026

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The veracity of insider trading signals in financially distressed firms

Hill, Paula; Korczak, Adriana; Wang, Shuo - 2026

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Multi-model credit rating system for SMEs : a deterministic methodology of arrangements with repetitions

Cautiero, Claudio - 2026

The present document analyzes a proprietary methodological framework, developed in 2015, based on a deterministic approach for the temporal normalization of the scores on a two-year basis and for the determination of the final rating. The distinctive element of the system lies in the use of...

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Nonbank lending under credit registry reform : evidence from Israel's auto loan market

Tsur, Carmel - 2026

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How high does your Gini need to be? deriving minimum scorecard discrimination from business KPIs

Trana, Minh; Nguyen, Mai - 2026

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Accountability and liability in AI-related financial regulatory sandboxes : a comparative legal analysis

Kálmán, János - 2026

Regulatory sandboxes have evolved from specialised FinTech tools into broader mechanisms of regulatory experimentation. As artificial intelligence (AI) applications become embedded in credit decisioning, payment-fraud detection, identity verification, crypto-asset compliance, customer-facing...

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Terrorism hinders firms' access to credit

Avom, Désiré; Abdramane, Cherif - 2026

This article analyzes the effect of terrorism on firms' access to credit. To this effect, we constitute a sample of 29,000 firms from 78 countries, both developed and developing, selected from the World Bank Enterprise Survey (WBES) data. The results obtained from the estimates of a Probit model...

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Impact of the access to fogape-covid program on firm delinquency : evidence from commercial loans within the banking system

Rishmawi, José; Rojas, Cristian - 2026

One of the most used arguments for delivering Public Credit Guarantee Schemes (PCGS) is to ensure the financing of distressed firms during financial crises. However, there is little evidence of how this affects firms' future capacity to meet their debt obligations, which differs from the...

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Borrowers in the shadows : the promise and pitfalls of alternative credit data

Jansen, Mark; Kruger, Samuel; Maturana, Gonzalo; Shams, Amin - 2026

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Support vector machines for credit scoring : a performance comparison between classical machine learning and quantum-enhanced approach

Bacigalupo, Mattia; Giribone, Pier Giuseppe - 2026

The objective of this paper is to demonstrate that traditional statistical problems in credit scoring can be solved efficiently by implementing a quantum-enhanced version of the traditional Support Vector Machines algorithm. Three significant case studies are presented, involving regression,...

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Design of contextual agricultural credit scoring model (CACSM) for Kisan Credit Card scheme in India : an application of NLP and machine learning

Panja, Soma; Chowdhury, Subroto - 2026

This study introduces a contextual agricultural credit scoring model (CACSM) that incorporates loan repayment intention scores to enhance decision-making in collateral-free, small-ticket agricultural loans. By integrating sentiment analysis using Valence Aware Dictionary and sEntiment Reasoner...

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The challenger: when do new data sources justify switching machine learning models?

Digalakis, Vassilis; Pérignon, Christophe; Saurin, … - 2025

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Credit sales and risk scoring : a FinTech innovation

Ben Bouheni, Faten; Tewari, Manish; Salamon, Andrew; … - 2025

This paper explores the effectiveness of an innovative FinTech risk-scoring model to predict the risk-appropriate return for short-term credit sales. The risk score serves to mitigate the information asymmetry between the seller of receivables ("Seller") and the purchaser ("Funder"), at the same...

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Corporate taxes and entrepreneurs' income : a credit channel

Delēs, Manthos D.; Galariotis, Emilios; Iosifidi, Maria; … - 2025

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The use and disuse of FinTech credit : when buy-now-pay-later meets credit reporting

Dong, Yanfei; Hu, Jiayin; Huang, Yiping; Qiu, Han; … - 2025

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Artificial intelligence and relationship lending

Gambacorta, Leonardo; Sabatini, Fabiana; Schiaffi, Stefano - 2025

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Artificial intelligence and relationship lending

Gambacorta, Leonardo; Sabatini, Fabiana; Schiaffi, Stefano - 2025

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Artificial intelligence and relationship lending

Gambacorta, Leonardo; Sabatini, Fabiana; Schiaffi, Stefano - 2025

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Financial constraints and firm performance : evidence from SMEs using survey data and propensity score matching

Kotamäki, Mauri - 2025

This paper estimates the causal effect of financial constraints on the short-term performance of Finnish SMEs using survey data from 2016-2024 and propensity score matching (PSM). We examine six outcomes: turnover, employment, investment, profitability, solvency, and innovation, and report...

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A penalized U-MIDAS multinomial logit model with applications to corporate credit ratings

Jiang, Cuixia; Sun, Junwei; Xu, Qifa - 2025

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Screen more, sell later : screening and dynamic signaling in the mortgage market

Adelino, Manuel; Wei, Bin; Zhao, Feng - 2025

In dynamic models of asset markets with asymmetric information and endogenous screening, the anticipation of signaling through delayed sales incentivizes originators to exert greater effort ex ante. A central prediction in those models is a positive relationship between screening effort and the...

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We are different : the drivers of asset quality in loan type and sectoral breakdowns

Çolak, Mehmet Selman; Kılıç, Yavuz; Öztürk, … - 2025

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The role of CSR report assurance and ESG rating in bank manager's judgement on ESG lending decisions

Isack, Markus; Aschauer, Ewald - 2025

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Data mining for the adjustment of credit scoring models in solidarity economy entities : a methodology for addressing class imbalances

Bermudez Vera, Ivan Mauricio; Restrepo, Jaime Mosquera; … - 2025

This study addresses the quantification of credit risk in solidarity economy entities, proposing a new methodology to redefine the concept of a "default" in the frequent situations of extreme class imbalances. The objective is to develop and evaluate credit scoring models that enhance risk...

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