March 2002
Intermediate to advanced
176 pages
3h 48m
English


Credit derivatives are one of the most recent financial innovations in the banking industry. Allowing banks to sell or buy the credit risk on a loan or a portfolio of loans, they succeed in separating the funding of loans from the holding of the credit risk. New jargon and acronyms include: protection buyer and protection seller, obligor, CDS, TRORS, CLN, credit event, credit event payment and synthetic securitization.
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