Zusammenfassung
Focuses on the role of default probabilities and recovery risk in forecasting loss distributions in relation to credit risk exposures. Procedure for modeling the recovery rate of a defaulted obligor; Empirical analysis based on default and recovery rates published by Moody's rating agency and macroeconomic indices from the Conference Board; Implications of the different models for the economic capital derived from the loss distribution and the regulatory capital proposed by the Basel Committee.