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Missing Data on Credit Curve

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Hi all,
I'm doing risk modeling for Life Insurance Corp.
Now, I want to build Credit risk system.
Before system build, I need to prepare data source.
Many credit curve from Reuters, bloomberg, or third-party provider have miss some data in time stamp.
In practice, how to deal with this problem ?
Take for example, US financial Industry Credit Spread.(Just a example)
It is lack in data point in 10yr, 15yr....
Available data is 1yr, 3yr, 5yr, and 7yr.
thanks if anyone can guide me the solution.
 
There are many approaches to missing data. For the odd point, interpolation is fine. Beyond taht you can use a Brownian Bridge, regression against similar variables (in return space), or, if you're up to it, EM.
 
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