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Credit
derivatives and risks
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see our page on financial system
risks]
Risk management
by credit derivatives
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regulatory
Types of
derivatives
Pricing
of credit derivatives
EFFECT OF ASSET
VALUE CORRELATION ON CREDIT-LINKED NOTE VALUES by C. H. HUI
and C. F. LO - click
here
What central banks
can learn about default risk from credit markets by Ian W Marsh
of Bank of England in BIS publication - also discusses pricing
models; click
here
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An Empirical Comparison
of Default Swap Pricing Models by Patrick Houweling and Ton
Vorst -click
here The June 2002 edition of this page
is here
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Valuing
Credit Default Swaps II: Modeling Default Correlations
by John Hull, and Alan White [See part I of the authors' article
linked below]
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A
unified model for credit derivatives [Postscript]: A.
Bélanger, S. Shreve, D. Wong (April 2001), Scotia Capital,
Carnegie Mellon University, Bank of America Corporation, 45
Pages
- What factors affect the prices of credit default swaps - Exploring
for the Determinants of Credit Risk in Credit Default Swap Transaction
Data, a May 2001 paper by Didier Cossin & Tomas Hricko
- A Tree
Implementation of a Credit Spread Model for Credit Derivatives
by Philipp J. Schönbucher of the Department of Statistics,
Bonn University, Bonn University
- Contagion
in Latin America: an Analysis of Credit Derivatives by Jessica
Beattie of Duke University
- Valuing
Credit Default Swaps I: No Counterparty Default Risk by
John Hull of the University of Toronto and, Alan White of the
University of Toronto
- Exploring
for the Determinants of Credit Risk in Credit Default Swap Transaction
Data by Didier Cossin of HEC, University of Lausanne, and
Tomas Hricko of HEC
- Pricing
credit derivatives under default probabilities on Defaultrisk.com
site
- Credit
Derivatives: How much should they cost - by Jessica James
Investment
in credit derivative products
Trading
in credit derivative products
Credit
derivatives versus cash bonds
Credit
default swaps in Italian context
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More links
Articles on other sites:
Credit
Derivatives: Implications for Bank Portfolio Management
by Charles Smithson and Gregory Hayt
Credit
Derivatives: How much should they cost?: A very easy-to-read
article by Jessica James published in Risk magazine in October 1999.
Credit
Derivatives in Next 5 years: In 1997, Derivatives
Strategy asked this to credit derivatives professionals. It is
interesting to see the predictions then made in light of the reality.
Roundtable
on Credit Derivatives:
Celebrities in credit derivatives and credit risk participated
in a Roundtable discussion on Credit Derivatives sponsored by Chase
Securities Inc. and Moody’s Investors Service held November 30, 1999.
The excerpts were published in Derivatives Strategy
Credit
Derivatives 2000: Legal and Regulatory Update
By: Conrad G. Bahlke and Paul N. Watterson. This is a very detailed
article on the current legal and regulatory issues in credit derivatives
and is an updated version of the authors' earlier article.
Hedging closer to happiness:
This is an article in Freddie Mac's publication Secondary
Mortgage Markets. The file will open with Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Click
here to access
Credit derivatives supplement
in Derivatives Strategy In June 1997, the journal
carried a supplement with several articles on credit derivatives. Click
here to access
Credit derivatives: New methods
for risk management, Australian CPA, March, 2000
Not on the web - this article by Natasha
Beck discusses various types of credit derivatives with special reference
to Australia.
UNLOADING
CREDIT RISK
Credit derivatives aren't just for banks anymore,
but the new instruments aren't without their own faults.
BY Simon Boughey & Christopher Watts
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