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JEL Classification G17
"Financial Forecasting"

These are all the papers that have a JEL assignment (not all authors have given JEL codes to their papers) and that include the G17 classification.     (sorted by date)

The Limits of Granularity Adjustments
by Jean-David Fermanian of CREST-ENSAE
(402K PDF) -- 29 pages -- March 20, 2013

Bastos, Joćo A., "Ensemble Predictions of Recovery Rates", Journal of Financial Services Research, (forthcoming).

Are CDS Spreads Predictable? An analysis of linear and non-linear forecasting models
by Davide Avino of University of Reading, and
Ogonna Nneji of University of Reading
(501K PDF) -- 25 pages -- November 23, 2012

Granularity Adjustment for Mark-to-Market Credit Risk Models
by Michael B. Gordy of Federal Reserve Board, and
James Marrone of Federal Reserve Board
(474K PDF) -- 39 pages -- July 2012

The Predictive Accuracy of Credit Ratings: Measurement and Statistical Inference
by Walter Orth of the University of Cologne
(272K PDF) -- 20 pages -- February 16, 2011

Predicting Bank Loan Recovery Rates with Neural Networks
by Joćo A. Bastos of the Technical University of Lisbon
(202K PDF) -- 13 pages -- September 2010

Is Hazard or Probit more Accurate in Predicting Financial Distress? Evidence from U.S. bank failures
by Rebel A. Cole of the DePaul University, and
Qiongbing Wu of the University of Western Sydney
(224K PDF) -- 49 pages -- August 1, 2010

Forecasting Bank Loans Loss-given-default
by Joćo A. Bastos of the Technical University of Lisbon
(281K PDF) -- 16 pages -- September 2009

Predicting Bank Failures Using a Simple Dynamic Hazard Model
by Rebel A. Cole of DePaul University, and
Qiongbing Wu of the University of Newcastle
(159K PDF) -- 30 pages -- April 13, 2009

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