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Layer-Loss Credit Default Swap


It stands for layer-loss credit default swap; a basket-linked credit default swap (basket-linked CDS) which protects the buyer (the long) from a range of cumulative losses of a reference pool. Credit events associated with the reference pool will result in losses for which the swap can cover a minimum and up to a maximum percentage of the initial total notional of the pool. For example, a 4-8% layer-loss credit default swap will protect the buyer from any losses that exceed 4% of the initial total notional of reference assets and up to a maximum compensation of 8%.

It is also known as tranche-loss credit default swap or for short as tranche-loss CDS (TLCDS).



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