Credit Derivatives
107 white papers and resources
Risk Library hosts a number of Credit Derivative white papers, analyst reports and legal briefings.
Blockchain in the Derivatives Market: Not to Be Dismissed
This white paper explores the evolution of the distributed ledger technology (DLT) phenomenon as well as its barriers to adoption. It further examines how blockchain can provide organisations with a solution to some of the issues facing the derivatives market.
MiFID II and Real-Time Technology Fortify Electronic Trading in OTC Markets
This white paper takes a closer look at what is becoming an ever more increasing universe of high touch transactions, such as OTC derivatives, moving on screen—and the drivers behind this trend. It further explores the role these influencers play in generating a rise in electronic trading.
LIBOR: Its Astonishing Ride and How to Plan for Its End
This white paper provides an overview of LIBOR’s history, what’s motivating its disappearance, the implications for legacy contracts, and what is important when preparing for 2021.
Accelerated Margin Valuation Adjustment
This white paper explores how the sheer speed of the triCalculate engine allows for full valuation in every step to guarantee accelerated Margin Valuation Adjustment.
Probability-Weighted Outcomes Under IFRS 9: A Macroeconomic Approach
This white paper explores how to develop a framework that addresses the probability-weighted aspects of IFRS 9 and answers questions about the practical use of alternative scenarios.
Managing a Matching Adjustment portfolio
This white paper focuses on the cash flow matching approach to portfolio management; how interest rate derivatives can be used within that process; and where the investment manager can add value for its insurance clients.
Free webinar: Fundamentally challenging – how banks are getting to grips with the Fundamental Review of the Trading Book.
With regulators rushing to complete their overhaul of trading book rules by year-end – and a recently launched impact study the last chance to assess and amend the framework – the industry is taking a closer look at the current proposals. Many banks are worried by what they see.
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The Free Boundary SABR: Natural Extension to Negative Rates
This white paper describes one such extension of the widely used SABR model. We stress that our solution is more natural and attractive than the shifted SABR. An exact formula is derived for the option prices in the case of zero correlation between the rate and its volatility. For nonzero…
Clearing the Hurdles to Meaningful Trade Reporting
When the new derivatives rules established trade reporting as one of the key goals, regulators assumed that this would unlock the door to market transparency and the ability to monitor systemic risk. While much progress has been made, as trades flow into the trade repositories, it is widely…