(Online library) Credit Derivatives: Techniques to Manage Credit Risk for Financial Professionals (McGraw-Hill Financial Education Series)
♛ Erik Banks, Morton Glantz, Paul Siegel ♛
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3 of 5 people found the following review helpful. A fine introductionBy Dr. Lee D. CarlsonA credit derivative is a contract that transfers the risk and return of an asset from one counterparty to another. This is done without transferring ownership of the underlying asset. In comparison to other types of derivatives, credit derivatives are relatively new, and like any new financial instrument their use and analysis has proven to be challenging, both from a technical and regulatory standpoint. TAbout the AuthorPaul Siegel (New York, NY) is chairman and CEO of The Globecon Group, a leading provider of consulting, education, training, and other professional development services to clients including ABN AMRO, J. P. Morgan, Deutsche Bank, and Moodyrsquo;s. Siegel previously held executiveAfter reading this book, readers will be able to: Identify product consideration and borrower characteristics Understand expected vs. unexpected losses Evaluate the probability of default Determine the probability of a spread increase [PDF.md08] Credit Derivatives: Techniques to Manage Credit Risk for Financial Professionals (McGraw-Hill Financial Education Series) Rating: 3.64 (501 Votes)
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