October 2012
Intermediate to advanced
481 pages
16h 54m
English
...probably the single most important variable in determining whether and with what speed financial disturbances become financial shocks, with potential systemic traits
Counterparty Risk Management Policy Group (2005)
Counterparty credit risk (often known just as counterparty risk) is the risk that the entity with whom one has entered into a financial contract (the counterparty to the contract) will fail to fulfil their side of the contractual agreement (e.g., they default). Counterparty risk is typically defined as arising from two broad classes of financial products:
The former category is the more significant due to the size and diversity of the OTC derivatives market and the fact that a significant ...
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