2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.ins.2013.03.005
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Credit portfolio management using two-level particle swarm optimization

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“…They apply a heuristic algorithm to minimize both VaR and expected shortfall while various approximations to the conditional portfolio loss distribution are considered. Lu et al [2013] propose to solve CRM by applying a novel two-level PSO (TLPSO) algorithm. The objective is to optimize the maximum value of expected loss from a credit portfolio with a budget constraint for the consulting cost.…”
Section: Credit Risk Managementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They apply a heuristic algorithm to minimize both VaR and expected shortfall while various approximations to the conditional portfolio loss distribution are considered. Lu et al [2013] propose to solve CRM by applying a novel two-level PSO (TLPSO) algorithm. The objective is to optimize the maximum value of expected loss from a credit portfolio with a budget constraint for the consulting cost.…”
Section: Credit Risk Managementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A probabilidade de não ocorrência desse pagamento no futuro e as consequentes perdas do emprestador são os fatores que geram a necessidade de desenvolvimento de modelos para análise e concessão de crédito. Dada a quantidade de operações e o volume envolvido, a gestão de carteiras de crédito é um tema recorrente em finanças corporativas e bancárias, sendo, tais carteiras, foco de constantes esforços de otimização (Lu, Huang, Ching & Siu, 2013). Uma das principais atividades da gestão da carteira de crédito é a previsão de insolvência, também conhecida como previsão de default de crédito.…”
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“…In this study, based on the traditional particle swarm optimization (PSO) which is a widely used intelligent optimization algorithm, but has to suffer from some defects such as the premature convergence problem due to trap into local optimal areas, or the lack of diversity [1,2], a new organization structure for these particles is constructed. The idea of recognizing the unknown fault patterns is inspired by the competition of multiple teams for the optimal decision; the particles are redefined as members that divided into three levels, which include staffs belonging to majority, leaders belonging to minority, and the only boss.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%