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Credit Contingent Currency Swap


A swap agreement that relates a vanilla currency swap to a credit event. Once the credit event occurs, the swap terminates (knocks out) and no payment is made by either party to the transaction. Alternatively, the currency swap can get activated (knocked in) in the case of a credit event, depending on its structure. With activation, payment also becomes active.

It is also known as a contingent currency swap.



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