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A Functional Representation of Credit Behavior for Probability of Default Modeling
This paper proposes a framework for modeling probability of default via functional data analysis. By representing a series of credit variables as functions, we investigate whether intra-monthly information improves default predictability in linear models. We further show how a range of widely used v
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