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Distance to Default

Distance to Default (DD) is a credit risk metric that measures how far a firm's asset value is from its default point, typically expressed in standard deviations. Based on the Merton model, it provides an early warning signal for bankruptcy risk, crucial for financial stability analysis and regulatory compliance under frameworks like Basel III.

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