Credit Default Swaps: Are they Useful or Lethal for Financial Stability

The dissertation is aimed at studying the impact of the recently developed credit transfer instruments namely credit derivatives. In recent years the credit derivative market has witnessed a rapid growth and they are used by financial institutions such as Investment banks as a risk management tool t...

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Main Author: Anees, Fuzail
Format: Dissertation (University of Nottingham only)
Language:English
Published: 2006
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Online Access:https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/20565/
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description The dissertation is aimed at studying the impact of the recently developed credit transfer instruments namely credit derivatives. In recent years the credit derivative market has witnessed a rapid growth and they are used by financial institutions such as Investment banks as a risk management tool to manage risk in order to reduce or transfer the risk. This dissertation will also look at the high concentration of credit derivatives within the credit derivative market and how such high concentration can have an impact on the financial stability. Although there is a high concentration within the market for credit derivatives, the main threat to the financial stability lies within the sellers market.
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spelling nottingham-205652018-01-31T16:25:56Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/20565/ Credit Default Swaps: Are they Useful or Lethal for Financial Stability Anees, Fuzail The dissertation is aimed at studying the impact of the recently developed credit transfer instruments namely credit derivatives. In recent years the credit derivative market has witnessed a rapid growth and they are used by financial institutions such as Investment banks as a risk management tool to manage risk in order to reduce or transfer the risk. This dissertation will also look at the high concentration of credit derivatives within the credit derivative market and how such high concentration can have an impact on the financial stability. Although there is a high concentration within the market for credit derivatives, the main threat to the financial stability lies within the sellers market. 2006 Dissertation (University of Nottingham only) NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/20565/1/Microsoft_Word_-_Final_Dissertation.pdf Anees, Fuzail (2006) Credit Default Swaps: Are they Useful or Lethal for Financial Stability. [Dissertation (University of Nottingham only)] (Unpublished) Credit Derivatives
spellingShingle Credit Derivatives
Anees, Fuzail
Credit Default Swaps: Are they Useful or Lethal for Financial Stability
title Credit Default Swaps: Are they Useful or Lethal for Financial Stability
title_full Credit Default Swaps: Are they Useful or Lethal for Financial Stability
title_fullStr Credit Default Swaps: Are they Useful or Lethal for Financial Stability
title_full_unstemmed Credit Default Swaps: Are they Useful or Lethal for Financial Stability
title_short Credit Default Swaps: Are they Useful or Lethal for Financial Stability
title_sort credit default swaps: are they useful or lethal for financial stability
topic Credit Derivatives
url https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/20565/