CCDS for Vanillas, Exotics & Portfolios: Advanced Methods for Hedging Counterparty Risk
When: Wednesday, June 30, 2010 – 9:30 a.m. EST
Description:
The standardized contingent credit default swap (CCDS) gives traders a simple way to view credit valuation adjustment (CVA) for individual vanilla instruments. However, in order to effectively hedge counterparty risks for exotics or portfolios (or better yet—cross-asset portfolios containing exotics), you’ll need a way to structure customized CCDS, since these hedges are not addable.
In this webinar, we will discuss the standard CCDS contract and demonstrate how to use intuitive deal-scripting to rapidly structure custom CCDS, with examples for:
Vanilla IR swap
Cross-currency swap
Commodity swap
Exotics
Portfolios
We will also discuss the Numerix hybrid model framework as it relates to deterministic vs. stochastic credit (wrong-way risk/exposure), Potential Future Exposure (PFE), and selecting the model and calibration parameters.
Speaker: Dan Li, Vice President – Financial Engineering, Numerix
Registration: To receive dial-in instructions, please register using the form below.
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CCDS for Vanillas, Exotics & Portfolios:
Advanced Methods for Hedging Counterparty Risk
When: Wednesday, June 30, 2010 – 9:30 a.m. EST
Description:
The standardized contingent credit default swap (CCDS) gives traders a simple way to view credit valuation adjustment (CVA) for individual vanilla instruments. However, in order to effectively hedge counterparty risks for exotics or portfolios (or better yet—cross-asset portfolios containing exotics), you’ll need a way to structure customized CCDS, since these hedges are not addable.
In this webinar, we will discuss the standard CCDS contract and demonstrate how to use intuitive deal-scripting to rapidly structure custom CCDS, with examples for:
We will also discuss the Numerix hybrid model framework as it relates to deterministic vs. stochastic credit (wrong-way risk/exposure), Potential Future Exposure (PFE), and selecting the model and calibration parameters.
Speaker: Dan Li, Vice President – Financial Engineering, Numerix
Registration: To receive dial-in instructions, please register using the form below.