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Credit Risk Lecture

This course aims to provide a comprehensive framework to understand modern credit applications. To achieve this goal, students must get familiarized with state-of-the-art technologies in the field of data engineering, statistical modeling, finance, and machine learning.

We embrace the open-source philosophy, and so this course contents and the software/datasets used are open to the public under a permissive license.

Requirements

Prospectus students must:

  • Have their own hardware.
    • At least 4GB of RAM. Recommended: 8GB or more.
    • Access to the internet.
  • Have basic knowledge about the following topics.
    • Finance (e.g. interest rates, cash-flow analysis, profiling)
    • Mathematics (e.g. linear-algebra, calculus, probability & statistics)
    • Computer Science (e.g. programming languages, data structures, algorithms).

What you will learn

Successful completion of this course should enable students to:

  • Understand the financial theory behind credit risk.
  • Leverage different data-systems involved in the credit analysis process.
  • Create credit models using machine learning techniques.
  • Get exposure to the most relevant big-data technologies on the financial industry.

Grading

The grading system is fairly simple:

Activity # %
Homework n 40
Exams 3 30
Projects 2 20
Class Work m 10

Where n and m are undefined integers greater than 5.