The phrase "assessment of default" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, credit evaluation, or risk management when discussing the evaluation of a situation where a borrower fails to meet their debt obligations.
Example: "The bank conducted an assessment of default to determine the risk associated with the loan portfolio."
Alternatives: "evaluation of default" or "analysis of default".
"In addition, the latest capital market developments have led to a dramatic worsening of the fundamental market assessment of the actual default risks in the subprime segment," KfW said.
This will put us in a position to assess the conservativeness of default uncertainty factors used in human risk assessment and standard setting.
First, the level of identification was only assessed after a mood induction, such that there was no assessment of the baseline or default response for either depressed participants or non-depressed controls.
But in so doing, they are violating their mission of providing the most earnest and accurate assessment of a country's default risk at any given time.
Efficient assessment of credit risk kept default rates last year to 7.4% – a rate that would disgrace a mainstream lender but is easily tolerable for Wonga at its astronomical rates of interest.
U.S. EPA guidelines for mixtures risk assessment recommend default assumptions of dose additivity for mixtures of chemicals with similar toxicologic activity and response additivity for mixtures of chemicals that act independently (U.S. EPA 2000a).
According to the Basel agreements that bind banking institutions around the world, banks may make their own internal (opaque) assessments of the future risk of default for home owners.
A spokesperson said the agency "commented extensively on the credit impact of environmental risks for a range of industries around the world, and includes an analysis of these risks as part of its credit assessment where it impacts the risk of default and loss for debt obligations".
Previous efforts have recommended harmonization of the incorporation of uncertainty in risk assessment, primarily focusing on the use of default uncertainty values from toxicologic data (Sonich-Mullin et al. 2001).
In risk assessment a default value of 10 is used as an uncertainty factor for genetic variability in the population.
