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3. AI Tools in Credit Risk

verfasst von : Rossella Locatelli, Giovanni Pepe, Fabio Salis

Erschienen in: Artificial Intelligence and Credit Risk

Verlag: Springer International Publishing

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Abstract

This chapter describes four types of application of AI into Credit Risk modelling. The use of alternative transactional data together with the application of machine learning techniques in the context of the Probability of Default (PD) parameter estimation leads to enhancements of the PD models, able to capture phenomena that were not properly explained by the traditional models. Some examples are described in this paragraph: risk discrimination for borrowers with seasonal business, identification of counterparty risk during the COVID-19 crisis, early warnings and advanced analytics in loan approval Several combinations of traditional modelling techniques and AI techniques can be used to enhance the outcome of the credit risk models. In particular, the business case “two-step approach” is described, detailing the intervention of the AI techniques in a second phase of the model estimation, when the traditional techniques already produced a result. The third part of the chapter describes the application of an AI model to asset management. The model is aimed at supporting an asset manager’s investment decisions. The last section of the chapter describes how to implement machine learning techniques with benchmarking purposes in the context of the validation of credit risk models used for the estimation of the regulatory capital.

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Fußnoten
1
This paragraph was written by Working Group 4.2.
 
2
See also Lu Han, Liyan Han, Hongwei Zhao (2013) “Credit Scoring Model Hybridizing Artificial Intelligence With Logistic Regression”. Journal of Networks, 8, 253–261.
 
3
The approach of limiting the analysis to the identified drivers in the first step is not irrevocable. In this specific case, the choice was dictated by the express intention of maintaining the same drivers previously agreed with the analysts responsible for assigning the rating, and the interpretability within the traditional model had already been analysed. However, the boundary of the analysed drivers can always be broadened in step two.
 
4
In this respect, for example, the following physical and digital androids may be used: Robot Sophia by Hanson Robotics and Samsung’s Artificial Humans by Neon.
 
5
A one-minute video of an early non-commercial application incorporated in an Avatar Robot (Edgard, Singapore Nayang Technological University) is available at the following link: https://​drive.​google.​com/​file/​d/​1dJjtNEBA96w0vDo​0lZykld1381rAaeX​B/​view?​usp=​drivesdk.
The name of the investee has been hidden for compliance reasons and the fund manager simply calls the Avatar Robot Mr. Neural Network.
 
6
The most common measurement is made each year on a comparative basis and is the point-in-time EL of a portfolio with the same composition, rating classes and actual credit losses of the portfolio being valued (which is point-in-time by definition). There are other calculation methods that use through-the-cycle data, point-in-time moving averages, etc., and it is clear that the fund managers’ human experience cannot be objectively assessed until the managed fund has reached the end of its life. Additionally, there are various indexes that can be used for benchmarking, where appropriate. The most well known are Proskauer Credit Default Index, the Cliffwater Direct Lending Index and the ELLI Index (European Leveraged Loan Index) for LBOs. In practice, in illiquid markets, data extracted from the actual loss tables broken down by rating classes and published by Moody’s or Standard&Poor’s are used.
 
7
Technically, both SigInt networks and HumInt networks are multi-layered, the activation function is a rectified linear unit (ReLU), the learning rate is set at 0.002, the loss function is binary-crossentropy, the beta is between 0.9 and 0.999 and there are about ten epochs.
 
8
The relationship between the area under the curve (AUC) and the better known accuracy ratio (AR) is AUC = AR /2 + 50% (see Deutsche Bundesbank, Measuring the Discriminative Power of Rating Systems, no. 1, 2003).
 
9
In this case, a product sub-investment grade portfolio is used, 70% of which consists of unsecured assets invested in companies with an external rating or reliable internal rating of BB and 30% of which consists of unsecured assets invested in companies with an external rating or reliable internal rating of B. Based on the Annual Default Studies released by Moody’s, average TTC data on actual credit losses by companies rated BB and B are, respectively, 60bps and 240bps (see Annual Default Study: Corporate Defaults and Recovery Rates, 1920–2017, Moody’s Investor Services, Exbit 23, Annual Credit Loss Rates by Letter Rating 1983–2017). Conversely, the actual credit loss rate for the strategies currently managed by Muzinich & Co. SGR is zero, despite the impact of the pandemic. However, it is deemed reasonable to indicate a forward-looking range of 20bps–30bps.
 
10
A more robust measurement should contemplate either broader historical series of the credit loss rates associated with the strategy or, alternatively, temporary consistency of the point-in-time credit loss rates when comparing the benchmark portfolios with the actual portfolios. If the comparison horizon is limited to 2018–2021, the differential remains around 60–80bps. Finally, the back-testing confirms a differential of 70bps–110bps.
 
11
Supervisory Guidance on Model Risk Management established by the Federal Reserve Bank of the United States of America (4 April 2011).
 
12
See Sect. 2.​2.
 
Literatur
Zurück zum Zitat Deutsche Bundesbank‚ Measuring the Discriminative Power of Rating Systems‚ no. 1‚ 2003. Deutsche Bundesbank‚ Measuring the Discriminative Power of Rating Systems‚ no. 1‚ 2003.
Zurück zum Zitat Han‚ L.‚ Han‚ L.‚ Zhao‚ H. (2013). “Credit Scoring Model Hybridizing Artificial Intelligence With Logistic Regression”. Journal of Networks‚ 8‚ 253–261. Han‚ L.‚ Han‚ L.‚ Zhao‚ H. (2013). “Credit Scoring Model Hybridizing Artificial Intelligence With Logistic Regression”. Journal of Networks‚ 8‚ 253–261.
Zurück zum Zitat Moody’s Investor Services‚ Annual Default Study. Corporate Defaults and Recovery Rates‚ 1920–2017. Moody’s Investor Services‚ Annual Default Study. Corporate Defaults and Recovery Rates‚ 1920–2017.
Metadaten
Titel
AI Tools in Credit Risk
verfasst von
Rossella Locatelli
Giovanni Pepe
Fabio Salis
Copyright-Jahr
2022
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-10236-3_3