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Credit Deterioration


A gradual decrease in the quality (credit rating, credit quality) of a credit (a security or an issuer) or a credit derivative. It causes continuous decline in the price of a security such as a bond or a derivative contract such as a swap. At the end, a downrating would be triggered (after a period of observation- or putting a credit on a watch list). The probability of credit deterioration is an input that drives the price of a credit (reference asset).

Credit events constitute a substantial deterioration of the creditworthiness of the reference asset.

Credit deterioration is a component of credit risk (the other is a default risk).

It is also known as credit impairment.



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