Closed yellowbean closed 1 month ago
Like a balloon mortgage or other asset that has a large portion of principal repay at the end of life.
For such asset, it's not best to use CDR which means the default rate is evenly distributed over the life time.
But in the real world, it's large default balance is allocated in the last period ,which presents a larger repayment obligation.
To model such feature, the default rate should looks like: ( default rate 1, default rate 2)
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Like a balloon mortgage or other asset that has a large portion of principal repay at the end of life.
For such asset, it's not best to use CDR which means the default rate is evenly distributed over the life time.
But in the real world, it's large default balance is allocated in the last period ,which presents a larger repayment obligation.
To model such feature, the default rate should looks like: ( default rate 1, default rate 2)
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