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Bank of Canada Review, 2000 Credit derivatives are a useful tool for lenders who want to reduce their exposure to a particular borrower but are unwilling to sell their claims on that borrower. Without actually transferring ownership of the underlying assets, these contracts transfer risk from one counterparty to another. Commercial banks are the major participants in this growing
John Kiff, Ron Morrow
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Pricing Credit Derivatives in Credit Classes Frameworks
2002Many credit management systems, based on different underlying frameworks, are now available to measure and control default and credit risks1. Homogeneous credit classes and associated transition matrix may thus be constructed within many different frameworks.
Moraux, Franck, Navatte, Patrick
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Credit Derivatives and Bank Systemic Risk: Risk Enhancing or Reducing?
Finance Research Letters, 2021Silvio Contessi
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