Credit-risk model toolkit
Validation tests, calibration, master scales, and low-default portfolio methods such as Pluto–Tasche and the quasi-moment matching approach, with tests on synthetic data.
Credit risk · Turkey · Open source
Open credit-risk research, built in the open.
eqlx.org is where eqlx publishes the tools, benchmarks and methods behind its credit-risk work: code you can run, results you can check, and methods written from public regulation and research.
In preparation
The first projects. Each one will be published here with its code, documentation and licence.
TR-CreditBench
How well do AI models handle Turkish credit-risk work? A public test set of tasks in Turkish, scored the same way for every model and updated as new models appear.
How we publish
The same rules for every project.
- Public sources only. Methods are rebuilt from regulation (BDDK, EBA, Basel) and published research.
- No customer data. Examples and tests use synthetic data.
- Checkable. Every number on this site comes with the code that produced it.
- Open licence. Use it, change it, build on it.