Carling, Kenneth () (Office of Labor Market Policy Evaluation) Jacobson, Tor () (Research Department) Roszbach, Kasper () (Dept. of Economics, Stockholm School of Economics)
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A bank that lends money to a household faces two types of risk. Most commonly mentioned is the risk of a default. Hardly ever referred to is the risk of an early redemption of the loan - leading to dormancy. We model consumer loans' transition from an active to a dormant state and estimate a semi-parametric duration model with a data set consisting of 4,733 individuals who were granted credit by a Swedish lending institution between 1993 and 1995. We analyze the factors that determine the time to maturity on a loan and investigate the model's ability to match the maturities observed in the data. The model is used to evaluate loan applicants by their expected durations and - profits, and to derive the distribution of conditional expected durations and - profits for the loan portfolio. This enables us to draw some conclusions about the efficiency of bank lending policy.
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Length: 28 pages Date of creation: 20 Nov 1998 Date of revision: Handle: RePEc:hhs:hastef:0280
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