Wat betekent credit risk in het Engels en wat is de definitie van credit risk?

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credit risk Betekenis, Definitie, Uitspraak, Grammatica & Synoniemen❤️

0 a calculation of how likely it is that a person or company will not be able to pay back money they have borrowed from a bank or other organization:
- The system assesses the credit risk of new borrowers.
- corporate bonds with little credit risk/efforts to reduce credit risk
- Even if you are considered a bad credit risk, there are still a few options available to you for borrowing money.
1 the degree to which it is possible that a person, company, or government will not be able to pay back borrowed money:
- Race, gender, and religion will not be considered in assessing credit risk.
- high/increased/low credit risk Analysts say 30% of the bank's loans have a high credit risk.
2 a person, company, or government considered according to how likely they are to pay back borrowed money:
- bad/good/poor credit risk Lenders say that women are good credit risks, and are often better at budgeting.
3 a person, company, or government that is unlikely to pay back borrowed money:
- Four years ago, I was refused a store card because I was considered a credit risk.

The next sections are devoted to the application in credit risk models.
Delayed settlement introduces credit risk-one of the parties may default.
Regulators saw the agencies' analysis as a straightforward, putatively objective framework for the regulation of financial institutions' exposure to credit risk.
Investors are exposed to the credit risk of the company providing the wrap.
For hundi/hawala agents this acts as a measure of credit risk control, militating against the risks of dealing with unknown or little known parties.
At the same time, swaps would lower transaction costs and mitigate credit risk exposure.
This article considers portfolio credit risk models of factor type.
Removal of ratings would force regulators to arrive at some alternative measure of credit risk through the typical rule-making process.