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Volume 361, month 6, 2026
- Credit risk modeling innovations in a changing world pp. 1-6

- Galina Andreeva, Jonathan Crook and Christophe Mues
- The hidden risks of credit risk stress test parameterizations: spurious default probability projections unveiled pp. 7-26

- Bernd Engelmann
- The at-Risk approach: a new tool for stress tests and overlays pp. 27-60

- Guillaume Flament, Christophe Hurlin and Quentin Lajaunie
- Defining and comparing SICR-events for classifying impaired loans under IFRS 9 pp. 61-98

- Arno Botha, Esmerelda Oberholzer, Janette Larney and Riaan de Jongh
- Loss given default model for online microloans using neural network based quantile model pp. 99-130

- Qi Kuang, Xingchen Lu, Sirong Luo and Ziyang Wang
- Profit scoring and portfolio selection for online microloans pp. 131-166

- Xingchen Lu, Ziyang Wang and Sirong Luo
- A new Twitter based credit rating model methodology pp. 167-209

- Leonie Goldmann, Jonathan Crook and Raffaella Calabrese
- Predicting corporate credit ratings using the content of ESG reports pp. 211-238

- Petr Hajek, Jean-Michel Sahut and Renata Myskova
- The power of satellite imagery in credit scoring: a spatial analysis of rural loans pp. 239-276

- Mingyan Leng, Zhiyong Li, Wenhan Dai and Baofeng Shi
- Credit risk prediction for SMEs based on multi-view learning with hierarchical attention mechanism pp. 277-308

- Zhensong Chen, Hao Chen, Qingyan Tong, Yanxin Liu and Xiaoqian Zhu
- Efficient multimodal learning for corporate credit risk prediction with an extended deep belief network pp. 309-346

- Sichong Lu, Xiaoming Zhang, Yi Su, Xiaojun Liu and Lean Yu
- Tabular Image: a method to convert tabular data to images for convolutional neural networks pp. 347-381

- Junhao Liang, Xingjie Wei and Barbara Summers
- A ‘divide and conquer’ reject inference approach leveraging graph-based semi-supervised learning pp. 383-412

- Zongxiao Wu, Yizhe Dong, Yaoyiran Li and Yaorong Liu
- The population resemblance statistic: a chi-square measure of fit for banking pp. 413-435

- C. J. Potgieter, C. Van Zyl, W. D. Schutte and F. Lombard
- AdaFuse: memory-augmented adaptive fusion for few-shot fraud detection in heterogeneous graphs pp. 437-463

- Xuhui Wang, Wayne Lin, Jun Zhao and Zhuang Liu
- Fair models in credit: intersectional discrimination and the amplification of inequity pp. 465-502

- Savina Kim, Stefan Lessmann, Galina Andreeva and Michael Rovatsos
- The 2-Shapley value for bicooperative games pp. 503-527

- Manuela Basallote, Hugo A. Galindo, Inés M. Gallego and Andrés Jiménez-Losada
- Vessel sharing agreements under nonlinear costs pp. 529-563

- Francesco Caruso, Maria Carmela Ceparano and Federico Quartieri
- Simulation-based design optimization of deep-lane autonomous vehicle storage and retrieval systems (AVS/RS) for efficient and sustainable automated picking pp. 565-608

- Alberto Faveto, Luigi Panza and Giulia Bruno
- Optimal VPPI strategy under Omega ratio with stochastic benchmark pp. 609-636

- Guohui Guan, Lin He, Zongxia Liang and Litian Zhang
- Scalable Load Balancing in Interference-prone Queueing Systems pp. 637-679

- Jazeem Abdul Jaleel, Mohammad Delasay and Sherwin Doroudi
- Strategic financing decisions in E-commerce supply chains: the battle of platform credit financing and trade credit financing pp. 681-710

- Wen-Hui Jiang, Zhen-Song Chen and Qiang Yang
- No good Markov strategies for Büchi objectives in countable MDPs pp. 711-726

- Stefan Kiefer, Richard Mayr, Mahsa Shirmohammadi and Patrick Totzke
- One Man, One Vote, One Price pp. 727-750

- László Á. Kóczy and Balázs R. Sziklai
- Robust risk evaluation of joint life insurance under dependence uncertainty pp. 751-778

- Takaaki Koike
- Analysing responsible investment practices: a tool for corporate social responsibility implementation using MCDM approach pp. 779-803

- Liyuan Lu, Murugesan Palaniappan, Mark Christhian Barrueta Pinto and Adriana Montenegro Torres
- A two-echelon vehicle routing problem with multi-trips, synchronisation constraints and direct deliveries, in the context of city logistics pp. 805-835

- Bruno Oliveira, António Galrão Ramos and Jorge Pinho de Sousa
- A proximal algorithm for constrained multiobjective minimization with quasiconvex functions pp. 837-871

- E. A. Papa Quiroz, O. A. Bermeo Carrasco and R. Ichpas
- Classification-based policies for the online on-demand warehousing problem pp. 873-894

- Alessio Sclafani, Simona Mancini, Sara Ceschia, Antonella Meneghetti and Margaretha Gansterer
- Tripartite evolutionary game analysis on openness strategy for technology service platform pp. 895-922

- Dong Yang, Xiaolin Sun, Ting Yang and Mengya Pei
- A multi-objective memetic algorithm for energy-efficient flow shop group scheduling problem with a dynamic speed-scaling mechanism pp. 923-955

- Shuaipeng Yuan, Bailin Wang, Sihan Wang, Yihan Pei and Tieke Li
- Modeling the role of made-in effect in the fashion industry pp. 957-987

- Dóra Longauer, Sándor Danka and Tamás Vasvári
- Developing an interpretable decision support framework for brain tumor screening pp. 989-1012

- Ismail Abdulrashid, Theerawat Jindapoo, Dursun Delen, Samuel Gaskins and Moses Ndovie
- Sustainability and resilience improvement in uncertain environment: a risk mitigation approach toward achieving sustainable development goals pp. 1013-1052

- Astha Sharma, Dinesh Kumar and Navneet Arora
- Reliability evaluation and optimization of supply chain resilience pp. 1053-1057

- Cheng-Ta Yeh and Ding-Hsiang Huang
- Simulation approach with MC-reduction for multi-state flow network reliability estimation pp. 1059-1075

- Ping-Chen Chang
- A Monte Carlo-based algorithm for the quickest path flow network reliability problem pp. 1077-1089

- Cheng-Fu Huang
- An efficient parallel approach for binary-state network reliability problems pp. 1091-1112

- Wei-Chang Yeh and Majid Forghani-elahabad
- Evaluating the reliability of a multi-state supply chain network with supply capacity and transportation emission constraints pp. 1113-1132

- Xiu-Zhen Xu, Xiao Zeng and Yi-Feng Niu
- Sustainable supply chain evaluation with supplier sustainability in terms of reliability pp. 1133-1149

- Kuan-Yu Lin and Yi-Kuei Lin
- Reliability certification of supply chain networks under uncertain failures and demand pp. 1151-1181

- Ashish Chandra and Jong Gwang Kim
- A hybrid approach for resilient sourcing and supply chain network design pp. 1183-1223

- Fatemeh Sabouhi, Mohammad Saeed Jabalameli, Armin Jabbarzadeh and Behnam Fahimnia
- Robust, resilient, and responsive food supply chain redesign considering uncertainty and pandemic disruptions pp. 1225-1268

- Hanieh Shekarabi and Ashkan Mozdgir
- A two-stage framework for a resilient medical tourism supply chain considering social aspects and supplier evaluation under uncertainty: a real-case study pp. 1269-1315

- Yasamin S. Babaei, Zeinab Sazvar, Sina Nayeri and Reza Tavakkoli-Moghaddam
- Resilient retailer facility planning: optimizing location and service quality amidst competitors’ reactions pp. 1317-1344

- Peng Wu, Shanxing Li, Xinyi Zhang and Liping You
- A multi-objective, bilevel programming methodology to identify spatiotemporal transportation distribution network vulnerabilities pp. 1345-1369

- Carson G. Long, Brian J. Lunday and Phillip R. Jenkins
- Disruption propagation and resilience optimization in complex supply networks: considering enterprises’ heterogeneity pp. 1371-1406

- Fei Ma, Qing Liu, Qipeng Sun, Na Wei, Wei Ren, Zhijie Yang, Zhuoyan Liu and Jie Zhang
- Resilience assessment of the aircraft manufacturing core products supply chain: the international trade network perspective pp. 1407-1445

- Lanyan Zeng, Hongzhuan Chen, Mingchih Chen and Xufeng Zhao
- Resilience analysis based on multi-layer network community detection of supply chain network pp. 1447-1471

- Yingqiu Zhu, Yilin Bao, Lei Qin, Qiang Sun, Ben-Chang Shia and Ming-Chih Chen
- A complexity configurations of risk mitigants for supply chain country risk pp. 1473-1497

- Kanghwa Choi
- Industrial internet supply chain emergency capacity improvement model based on stochastic differential game pp. 1499-1533

- Na Zhao, Xiaolian Li and Nina Sun
- Stochastic evolution and simulation analysis of repeated games in public goods with strong reciprocity pp. 1535-1559

- Simo Sun and Yi Lei
- Evaluation of green supply chain resilience considering environmental regulation: an improved group decision-making approach pp. 1561-1595

- Jiafu Su, Yijun Chen, Hongyu Liu, Xiaoli Zhang and Junjun Li
- Deep reinforcement learning-based preventive maintenance for repairable machines with deterioration in a flow line system pp. 1597-1617

- Yu-Hsin Hung, Hong-Ying Shen and Chia-Yen Lee
- A fuzzy optimization-oriented decision support model to examine key industry 4.0 strategies for building resilience against disruptions in a healthcare supply chain pp. 1619-1660

- Behice Meltem Kayhan, Fatma Betul Yeni, Gokhan Ozcelik and Ertugrul Ayyildiz
- Enablers of blockchain adoption on supply chain with dynamic capability perspectives with ISM-MICMAC analysis pp. 1661-1696

- Shang-Ching Kuei and Mu-Chen Chen
- Agricultural supply chain warehousing optimization mechanism based on CBA-NGA in the context of edge computing pp. 1697-1716

- Kaiyang Zhong, Yu Feng, Zehao Wang, Zhiguo Zhong and Yifei Lv
- Enhancing supply chain resilience in retail operations: a novel DFSS and fuzzy logic model for optimizing order fulfillment process pp. 1717-1747

- Huangen Chen, Mohammad Heydari, Kin Keung Lai and Justin Zhang
- Conservative profitability estimation using Bayesian approach for a newsboy-type product in supply chain pp. 1749-1771

- Rung-Hung Su, Chia-Huang Wu and Ting-Hui Shih
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