Streamlit app that computes per-loan Expected Loss, Lifetime ECL, and Risk Rating from EAD/PD/LGD/WAL Excel portfolios
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Streamlit app that computes per-loan Expected Loss, Lifetime ECL, and Risk Rating from EAD/PD/LGD/WAL Excel portfolios
This model estimates the 12-month Probability of Default (PD) for prime residential mortgage customers in the United Kingdom, aligned with the IFRS 9 impairment framework and calibrated to an adverse macroeconomic scenario. Version 1 (v1) is developed using gradient-boosted decision trees (GBDT)
A collection of applied Debt Finance and Credit Risk modelling projects
Credit risk modeling project estimating portfolio Expected Loss (PD × LGD × EAD) using the LendingClub dataset with logistic regression and two-stage LGD modeling.
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Credit risk pipeline on 2M+ loan records — ROC-AUC 0.97, FICO-style scorecard, risk segmentation, and live Streamlit app.
End-to-end ML-based credit risk system for predicting default probability (PD), estimating expected loss (EL), and optimizing FICO score segmentation for risk-based lending.
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