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A Credit Rating Model and Its Empirical Application

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To analyze the internal and external consistency in the credit rating made by professionals, this study surveys the professional opinions about the scheme of credit rating, including the relative importance of quantitative and qualitative factors, and the substantial dimensions respectively.

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It also regresses the credit scores made by professionals on the major financial dimensions emphasized by the professionals themselves, so as to explore the internal consistency of professional judgement.

The empirical results demonstrate that quantitative and qualitative factors are equally important in rating credits. Some splits among professionals are evidenced. And the splits are substantially decreased when examining homogeneous sector, the banking or security industry.

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The financial factors elected by professionals are able to explain the credit score quite well. Both internal and external consistency are supported to a certain degree.

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