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Credit Contingent Derivative


A derivative instrument whose payoff is contingent on the occurrence or non-occurrence of a credit event. The payoff is also linked to an underlying asset(s) or transaction(s). The credit event can usually be a default event, credit rating downgrade, restructuring, etc. Credit derivatives and defaultable derivatives are both credit contingent derivatives.



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