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Multi-Name Credit Default Swap

A credit default swap in which the underlying reference is more than one name (reference entity, reference asset, reference obligation,...

Credit Default Index Swap

A fixed set of equally weighted credit default swaps with standard maturities ranging between 5 to 10 years. The credit...

Credit Spreadlock Option

A credit derivative (specifically a spreadlock option) that has a strike spread such that the payoff at maturity is determined...

TRORS

It stands for total rate of return swap. A credit derivative in which the total return on a reference obligation...

First-Loss CDS

A credit default swap (CDS) that protects its buyer (the long) from losses of a reference asset/ reference entity or...

First-Loss Credit Default Swap

A credit default swap (CDS) that protects its buyer (the long) from losses of a reference asset/ reference entity or...

Credit Contingent Derivative

A derivative instrument whose payoff is contingent on the occurrence or non-occurrence of a credit event. The payoff is also...

Credit Forward Contract

A credit derivative which constitutes a forward contract on a credit spread. More specifically, it is a single-period OTC contract...

Bond CDS Gap

The differential or spread that exists between credit derivatives (such as credit default swaps or CDSs) and their underlying cash...

Fixed-Recovery CDS

Unlike standard credit default swaps (CDS) which require a valuation following a credit event (usually default), fixed-recovery credit default swaps...