Credit Derivatives for Lawyers
Short course
In City Of London
Description
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Type
Short course
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Location
City of london
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Class hours
3h
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Duration
1 Day
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Start date
Different dates available
At the end of the course delegates will understand the development of the credit derivatives market, the structure of these products and their uses for credit risk hedging and trading
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Subjects
- Credit Derivatives
- Credit risk hedging
- Risk Analysis
- Credit Management
- Credit Instruments
Teachers and trainers (1)
Former Practitioner
Former Practitioner
Course programme
Course Overview:
At the end of the course delegates will understand the development of the credit derivatives market, the structure of these products and their uses for credit risk hedging and trading
Course Content:
Overview
- Underlying, market, size and participants
- The credit markets
- The reasons for a credit derivative market
- Risk splitting
Understanding the Concept of Credit Risk and Credit Derivatives
- What is credit risk?
- Analysing the factors involved
- Calculation of credit spreads
- Pricing of credit derivatives
The Basic Instruments
- The Antecedents to Credit Derivatives
- Credit Default Swaps
- The roles of the protection buyer and protection seller
- Total Return Swaps (TRS)
Variations
- Contingent Default Swaps
- Dynamic Default Swaps
- Basket Default Swaps
- First Loss Credit Swap
- Cross Guarantees
Risks in Credit Derivatives
- Practical Issues
- Marking to Market & Liquidity Issues
- Two-name risk
- Moral Risk
- Hidden exposures
- Other risks
Clearing Credit Default Swaps
- Standardisation of CDS
- Documentation & clearing platform
- Use of Bloombergs
Credit Derivatives for Lawyers