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Long CDS


Buying a credit default swap (CDS); a long position in a credit default swap (CDS). It is equivalent to shorting credit risk, i.e., having a short exposure on the credit market (bondloan market). This is the position taken by a protection buyer whereby the buyer shorts the credit and pays the periodical premiums (CDS price).

By being long a CDS, the buyer or holder the swap gets insurance coverage to the credit risk associated with the underlying credit.



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