These are all the papers that have a JEL assignment (not all authors have given JEL codes to their papers) and that include the E17 classification. (sorted by date) Some Observations on Improving a Bank's Share Value with Credit Portfolio Management, Credit-transfer Pricing and Stress Testing
by Jeffrey R. Bohn of Solition Financial Analytics, Tokyo, and
Roger M. Stein of Moody's Research Labs, Inc.
(414K PDF) -- 30 pages -- June 30, 2011 Castrén, Olli, Stéphane Dées, Fadi Zaher, "Stress-testing Euro Area Corporate Default Probabilities using a Global Macroeconomic Model", Journal of Financial Stability, Vol. 6, No. 2, (June 2010), pp. 64-78. Too Interconnected To Fail: Financial contagion and systemic risk in network model of CDS and other credit enhancement obligations of US banks
by Sheri Markose of the University of Essex,
Simone Giansante of the University of Essex,
Mateusz Gatkowski of the University of Essex, and
Ali Rais Shaghaghi of the University of Essex
(1,264K PDF) -- 60 pages -- April 21, 2010 Conditional Loss Estimation Using a South African Global Error Correcting Macroeconometric Model
by Albert H. De Wet of FirstRand Bank, South Africa,
Reneé Van Eyden of the University of Pretoria, and
Rangan Gupta of the University of Pretoria
(287K PDF) -- 32 pages -- July 2008 Global Business Cycles and Credit Risk
by M. Hashem Pesaran of the University of Cambridge,
Til Schuermann of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and Wharton Financial Institutions Center, and
Björn-Jakob Treutler of Mercer Oliver Wyman
(837K PDF) -- 61 pages -- September 2005 Macroeconomic Dynamics and Credit Risk: A Global Perspective
by M. Hashem Pesaran of the University of Cambridge & USC,
Til Schuermann of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York & Wharton University,
Björn-Jakob Treutler of Mercer Oliver Wyman & WHU, and
Scott M. Weiner of the University of Oxford
(921K) -- 60 pages -- April 12, 2005
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