Good-Bad Analysis

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Definition

Good-Bad Ratio is the ratio of good (performing) loans or clients versus bad or non-performing loans/clients over time.

The ratio provides a quick snapshot of the credit portfolio's stability.

Issues and Challenges

  • The ratio is derived from the accepted population. The population of clients that were not granted credit leads to the problem of Reject Inference

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