The phrase "analyze credit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, banking, or credit assessments, where one is examining or evaluating credit information.
Example: "Before approving the loan, the bank will analyze credit to determine the applicant's eligibility."
Alternatives: "evaluate credit" or "assess credit".
How to analyze credit risk accurately is the core of credit risk management (Crouhy et al. 2000).
Finally, this study shows that the EDSM is a promising way for investors, creditors, bankers and regulators to analyze credit rating domains.
ZestCash, a company founded by former Google CIO and VP of engineering Douglas Merrill to legitimize the payday loan industry, is announcing a new patent pending credit decisioning model to better analyze credit risk.
The new integration will allow customers to analyze credit card data to better understand the behavior of its customers and then correlate that data with web analytics and data from social networks such as Twitter.
Mr. Owen, 35, is a senior associate who analyzes credit for midsize companies at Patriarch Partners, a distressed debt and private investment fund in New York.
The fundamental change is that the philosophy of analyzing credit risk has transformed from passive information retrieval into proactive big data analytics.
Specifically, Goldmans marketing materials for the CDO all represented that its portfolio was selected by ACA Management, a third party with expertise in analyzing credit risk in residential mortgage-backed securities.
That includes companies that are analyzing credit card data for behavioral analysis and fraud detection, developers making responsive real-time location-based apps, police and city planners who are trying to make sense of crime and population data, and advertisers who want to more effectively deliver ads to mobile users.
I recently contributed an article to Cardratings.com in which I analyzed credit score changes from 2008 to 2011 to see how states that went "red" or "blue" in the 2008 presidential election fared.
According to the SEC's complaint, filed in U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, the marketing materials for the CDO known as ABACUS 2007-AC1 (allCUS) all represented that the RMBS portfolio underlying the CDO was selected by ACA Management LLC (ACA), a third party with expertise in analyzing credit risk in RMBS.
I then exploit the discontinuity in credit rates to analyze the credit's impact on retirement contribution behavior using a regression discontinuity approach, and find that the credit failed to generate a statistically significant effect on the level of retirement contributions.
