Market participants who are dealing with CDS Novations are required by the Fed to request via electronic platform instead of via emails from 1 Jan 2009.Which platform will your firm be using? DTCC or T Zero
<t>I understand that the market uses CDSW in Bloomberg for pricing single name CDS, e.g. for CDS trade unwind etc.My question is what is the recovery rate used in determining the $ value? It seems that the market practice is 40% for senior unsecured, and 25% for EM sovereigns. What about subordinate...
HiI understand that the market convention is to use 40% as the recovery rate for investment grade senior unsecured CDS for valuation. Why?Any idea on the recovery rate used for other CDS types, e.g. HY, Sub, T1 & Sov?Thanks
Will be there a new credit derivatives definitions soon which allow for cash settlement of contracts such as CDS, CMCDS, FTD baskets?.. and even though some of the underlyings may not be index names?
<t>I'm talking to an Asian financial regulator on capital treatment for CPPI and CPDO that we are looking to put onto our banking book.Would like to do a survey on the regulatory capital treatment for CPPI and CPDO in the various jurisdiction.What kind of exposures are they classified as? It seems t...
<t>for the dynamics of the index spread, you can use a mean reverting diffusion process (with jumps?)the parameters affecting your simulated CPDO performance include 1) long-term mean spread2) mean-reversion speed2) curve roll-down 3) roll-over cost (bid-ask)defaults could be generated using the 6 m...
QuoteOriginally posted by: Gmike2000What is the best/commonly accepted way of interpolating the default probabilities? Linear, stepwise? And why?The common practice is still to model hazard rates as a step function.