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Lando, David, "On Cox Processes and Credit Risky Securities", Derivatives Research, Vol. 2, No. 2-3, (December 1998), pp. 99-120.

Abstract: We present an intensity based approach to modeling default risk and the term structure of credit risky bonds. Intensities of default are random but may depend on factors affecting the default-free term structure of interest rates. The framework is convenient for pricing derivative securities with risk of counterparty default and derivatives written on credit spreads. An extension of a Markovian model proposed by Jarrow, Lando and Turnbull is given and we discuss a notion of conditionally non-systematic default risk which is related to the use of empirically estimated hazard functions for pricing.

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