Introduction to Credit Scoring

			Ref. 2219
			Galina Andreeva and Jonathan Crook
			18 October 2012, Birmingham
			£615 + VAT Members
			£665 + VAT Non-members
			Hands-on course

What delegates will learn from the course

	Foundation    Descriptive    Predictive    Prescriptive

Gain the information needed to develop scoring; legal limitations; ideas of generic scoring and segmentation.  Learn statistical techniques used in scorecard development: linear and logistic regression; choosing characteristics and attributes; splitting continuous variables.  Understand other approaches to credit scoring: how to assess if a scorecard is good, how to monitor scorecards and the necessity to segment.

• Statistical and alternative methods of constructing scoring rules
• How to process data prior to model building
• How to assess and monitor scorecard with a review of current developments
• Current developments and new applications of credit scoring techniques

Course provider: University of Edinburgh

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