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• Illinois Institute Of Technology
• Tomasz R Bielecki

Elizabeth Mays (born 1959) is American economist, best known for her books on credit scoring.

Career[edit]

During the late 1980s and early 1990s, Mays worked as a government economist in Washington specializing financial institutions, first at the Government Accountability Office, and later at the Office of Thrift Supervision. There she was part of a team of economists who built the first industry model to evaluate the interest rate risk profile of S&Ls in reaction to the savings and loan crisis of the 1980s and 1990s. During this time Mays also published, with Anthony G. Cornyn, Interest Rate Risk Models: Theory and Practice (1997) a collection of articles on interest rate risk measurement and management.

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In 1996, Mays became involved with credit risk modeling when she went to work for Freddie Mac. In 1998 she published Credit Risk Modeling: Design and Application,^[1] and in 2001, the Handbook of Credit Scoring.^[2] Crack edt monoposte 2011 calendar. Since 1998, Mays has been a banking economist, running modeling and analytics organizations first for Citi, then JP Morgan Chase. Her 2004 book, Credit Scoring for Risk Managers is a widely used reference book in the credit scoring arena.^{[citation needed]}

Publications[edit]

• 'A Profit-Maximizing Model of Federal Home Loan Bank Behavior', Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics, 2:331-347 (1989).
• 'The Demand for Federal Home Loan. Bank Advances by Thrift Institutions: Some Recent Evidence' Elizabeth Mays and Edward DeMarco, Real Estate Economics, volume 17, Issue 3. pp. 363–379.
• 'Interest-Rate Risk Models Used by Depository Institutions', The Handbook of Fixed Income Securities, Frank Fabozzi, ed, pp. 751–761 (1997).
• 'The Estimation of the Duration of Nonmaturity Deposits', Controlling & Managing Interest-Rate Risk, Anthony G. Cornyn ed., (1997) pp. 70–87.
• Anthony G Cornyn and Elizabeth Mays (1997) 'Interest Rate Risk Models: Theory and Practice'. Glenlake Publishing Company.
• Elizabeth Mays (1998) 'Credit Risk Modeling: Design and Application'. Dearborn Publishers.
• Elizabeth Mays (2001). Handbook of Credit Scoring'. Glenlake Publishing.
• 'Using statistical models to counter consumer correlations conundrum', The RMA Journal, June 2002.
• 'The role of credit scores in consumer lending today', The RMA Journal, October 2003.
• Elizabeth Mays (2004). Credit Scoring for Risk Managers: The Handbook for Lenders'. Southwestern.
• 'In Turbulent Times, Custom Scorecards Can Offer Great Advantages', Mays, Elizabeth; Zhao, Feng; Ma, Guozhong, The RMA Journal, v90n8, 20–22, May 2008
• 'Scenario Analysis for Board Risk Management', The Corporate Board, pp. 17–21, July/August 2009.

References[edit]

1. ^Elizabeth Mays (10 December 1998). Credit Risk Modeling: Design and Application. Global Professional Publishing. ISBN978-1-888998-38-2.
2. ^Elizabeth Mays (June 2001). Handbook of Credit Scoring. Global Professional Publishing. ISBN978-1-888988-01-7.

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