Answer-
Given
Cumulative default rate at 2 years = 0.504 %
Cumulative default rate at 3 years = 0.906 %
a)
2nd year survival rate = ( 1 - cumulative probability of
default at 2nd year)
= ( 1 - 0.504 % ) = ( 1 - 0.00504) = 0.99496 = 99.496
%
b)
3rd year survival rate = ( 1 - cumulative probability of default at 3rd year)
= ( 1 - 0.906 %) = ( 1 - 0.00906) = 0.99094 = 99.094 %
c)
The marginal probability of default in 3rd year
it can be calculated either ways
=cumulative probability of default at 3rd year -
cumulative probability of default at 2nd year
= 0.906 % - 0.504 %
= 0.402 % = 0.00402
(OR)
( 1 - cumulative probability of default at 2nd year) x ( 1 - probability of default in year 3 ) = ( 1 - cumulative probability of default at 3rd year)
0.99496 x ( 1 - probability of default in year 3 ) = 0.99094
( 1 - probability of default in year 3 ) = 0.99094 /
0.99494
( 1 - probability of default in year 3 ) = 0.9959797
probability of default in year 3 = 1 - 0.9959797
probability of default in year 3 = 0.0040203
Therefore marginal probability of default in year 3 = 0.0040203 = 0.40203 %
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