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    Home»2015»Integration Of Company’s Financial Data In Credit Risk Assessment Using A Multidimensional Model
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    Integration Of Company’s Financial Data In Credit Risk Assessment Using A Multidimensional Model

    Maria–Monica HaralambieBy Maria–Monica HaralambieApril 26, 2021Updated:November 1, 2021No Comments1 Min Read

     Pages: 260-270

    Introduction. We believe that through this work we were able to bring into discussion only a part of the specific issues related to credit risk management scoring systems and we believe that this work represents a support for future research.

    Aim of the study. This paper is a detailed overview from theoretical and practical perspectives of a scoring system used by a financial institution in assessing the credit risk of a corporate client. The objective of this research was to demonstrate the importance of a scoring system for a credit institution when approving a loan application of a potential borrower. The complexity and importance of the topic makes it a subject of high interest for all type of credit institutions.

    Keywords: credit risk, scoring, multidimensional model, database, application, corporate clients.
    JEL Classification: G2 Financial institutions and services

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    application corporate clients credit risk database multidimensional model scoring
    Maria–Monica Haralambie

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