What is STRUCTURAL MODEL?

A model that exhibits the boundary level that would cause a default considering the value of a companies assets liabilities and capital. Refer to intensity model.

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Related Legal Terms
CREDIT DEFAULT MODEL, CREDIT PORTFOLIO MODEL, RELATIONSHIP MODEL, AGGREGATOR MODEL, AUTOREGRESSIVE MOVING AVERAGE (ARMA) MODEL, AS IS MODEL, LATTICE MODEL, ARMA MODEL, ARIMA MODEL, HYBRID MODEL


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