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The VaR Implementation Handbook, Chapter 19 - Structural Credit Modeling and Its Relationship to Market Value at Risk: An Australian Sectoral Perspective - Greg N. Gregoriou
The VaR Implementation Handbook, Chapter 19 - Structural Credit Modeling and Its Relationship to Market Value at Risk: An Australian Sectoral Perspective
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ISBN: 9780071732789 (0071732780)
Publisher: McGraw-Hill
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The VaR mplementation Handbook, Chapter 19 - Structural Credit Modeling and Its Relationship To Market Value at Risk: An Australian Sectoral Perspective - Greg N. Gregoriou
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