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We compare statistical models usually employed in credit risk forecasting with machine learning algorithms (ML). Using a large dataset which includes financial ratios and credit behavioral indicators for about 300,000 Italian non-financial firms from 2011 to 2017, we show that training the models on financial statement data only, ML models record a significant improvement in discriminatory power and precision with respect to statistical models; however, this improvement is less pronounced when we enlarge the training dataset to include also credit behavioral data
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