BoE: seniority claims good indicator of default

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A Bank of England paper published on Thursday examines how information from structural credit instruments can be used to determine future credit default risk.

The seniority of claims determines the order in which they are paid, with more senior claims being paid first. The ranking also reflects market perceptions about the chance of the claims being paid and the likely extent of defaults from the underlying credit instruments.

Joseph Noss, the paper's author, uses a gamma distribution to capture

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