Counterparty risk is the chance that the other party in a financial transaction may not meet their obligations. It can occur in loans, derivatives and trading contracts with banks, insurers, or other ...

This multi-year collaboration reflects a shared commitment to resilience, transparency, and long-term risk management. By leveraging Credit Benchmark’s consensus dataset, NBIM is enhancing its ...

Many buy-side firms use CDS spreads as an indicator of potential risk amongst their counterparties. Jonathan Di Giambattista of Fitch Solutions looks at the drawbacks of taking spreads at face value ...

Prudent risk management of credit portfolios includes measurement and limitation of exposure to individual issuers to manage concentration risk. Investment portfolios will have limits, for example, on ...

This content is provided by an external author without editing by Finextra. It expresses the views and opinions of the author. The study, entitled Risk and Reward: Hedge Funds Changing Views on ...

A counterparty is a company that agrees to perform a transaction or service with or for another company. Counterparty risk is the fallout that would occur in the event one party fails to hold up their ...

Bitcoin offers corporations the rare ability to hold pure capital—an asset with no issuer, no counterparty, and no reliance on financial intermediaries. However, these benefits are fully realized only ...

The corporate bond market continued to feel heavy last week as credit spreads leaked wider in the investment-grade market and were crushed in the high-yield market. The new issue market remained ...

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