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The credit derivatives handbook : global perspectives, innovations, and market drivers / Greg N. Gregoriou, Paul U. Ali, editors.

Lippincott Library HG6024.A3 C753 2008
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Gregoriou, Greg N., 1956-
Ali, Paul A. U.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Credit derivatives.
Physical Description:
xxiv, 406 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Place of Publication:
New York : McGraw-Hill, [2008]
Contents:
Part 1 Innovations in Credit Default Swaps
Chapter 1 The Changing Face of Credit Default Swaps / Paul U. Ali, Jan Job de Vries Robbe 3
Credit Default Swaps 4
Chapter 2 Derivatives in Islamic Finance / Andreas A. Jobst 15
Types of Islamic Finance 17
Implicit Derivatives: Identification and Evaluation 22
Islamic Finance and Structured Finance 31
Explicit Derivatives in Islamic Structured Finance: Credit Risk Transfer 33
Assessment of Derivatives in Islamic Finance 37
Conclusion: The Prospects of Islamic Derivatives 43
Chapter 3 Credit Derivatives and the Resolution of Financial Distress / Stephen J. Lubben 47
Chapter 11 Today 48
Credit Derivatives and the Prebankruptcy Period 49
Credit Derivatives in Chapter 11 52
Chapter 4 Asymmetric Information and Opacity in Credit Derivatives Markets / Antonio Nicolo, Loriana Pelizzon 57
Related Literature 60
The Model 62
Asymmetric Information 65
A Simple Model with Moral Hazard and Adverse Selection 68
Chapter 5 The Role of Macro and Country-Specific Factors on the Use of Credit Derivatives: Sovereign Credit Default Swap Market / Mehmet Orhan, M. Nihat Solakoglu 77
Credit Derivatives: A Brief Overview 78
An Emerging Market Overview: Turkey 82
Data and Methodology 85
Estimation Results 87
Part 2 Pricing Credit Default Swaps
Chapter 6 Pricing Credit Derivatives with a Copula-Based Actuarial Model for Credit Risk / Giovanni Masala, Massimiliano Menzietti, Marco Micocci 95
The Model for Default and Credit Migration 97
Credit Derivatives 104
Chapter 7 Asset Dynamics Estimation and Its Impact on CDS Pricing / Pascal Francois, Georges Hubner 121
No-Arbitrage Pricing of CDS 123
The Structural Model of Credit Risk 125
Estimation of Asset Value Dynamics 127
Empirical Impact 129
Analysis of the Pricing Error 136
Chapter 8 A Unified Approach to the Theory of Default Risk and Credit Derivatives / Francois-Eric Racicot, Raymond Theoret 143
A Simple Model of Credit Risk 145
Normal Events and Rare Events 147
The Poisson Distribution 149
Credit Risk in the Framework of the B&S Differential Equation 150
The Merton Model and its Extensions 151
Dynamic Modeling of the Probability of Default: The Probabilities of Transition 163
Credit Derivatives 169
Other Approaches to Credit Risk 178
Chapter 9 Investigating the Link between Credit Default Swap Spreads and the U.S. Financial Market / Hayette Gatfaoui 183
Data Set 185
Econometric Study 189
Investigating a Joint Evolution 194
Linear Framework 194
Part 3 Design and Pricing of Collateralized Debt Obligations
Chapter 10 Design of Collateralized Debt Obligations: The Impact of Target Ratings on the First Loss Piece / Marc Gurtler, Martin Hibbeln, Sven Olboeter 203
Collateralized Debt Obligations 204
Information Asymmetries in CDO Transactions 212
Portfolio Construction and the Size of the First Loss Piece 217
Chapter 11 On the Pricing of Collateralized Debt Obligations / Raquel M. Gaspar, Thorsten Schmidt 229
Portfolio Credit Derivatives 231
Model and Applications 235
Chapter 12 Pricing Forward-Starting Collateralized Debt Obligations Using Dynamic Copula Processes / Daniel Totouom, Margaret Armstrong 259
Archimedean Copulas within the Credit Framework 263
Dynamic Copulas from a Levy Process Perspective 268
Dynamic Copulas Based on Gamma-OU Process 273
Comparing the Two Dynamic Copula Models 278
Appendix 2 Simulating the Gamma-OU Process 285
Chapter 13 Identifying Systemic and Idiosyncratic Risk from Standardized Single-Tranche Collateralized Debt Obligations / Jorge A. Chan-Lau, Yinqiu Lu 289
A Brief Primer on CDOs 291
Default Probability and Default Correlation in STCDOs 294
Idiosyncratic and Systemic Risk in STCDO Tranches 297
Data and Empirical Framework 297
Results 299
Chapter 14 Default Contagion in Large Homogeneous Portfolios / Alexander Herbertsson 303
Intensity-Based Models in a Homogeneous Model Reinterpreted as Markov Jump Processes 305
Using the Matrix-Analytic Approach to Find Multivariate Default Distributions and Related Quantities 306
Calibrating the Model Parameters against CDO Tranche Spreads, Index CDS Spreads, and Average CDS Spreads 316
Numerical Studies 320
Part 4 Asset Allocation and Credit Derivatives
Chapter 15 An Asset Allocation Problem with Credit Derivatives / Francesco Menoncin 337
The Model 339
The Optimal Portfolio 348
Chapter 16 Synthetic Collateralized-Debt-Obligation-Squared Pricing Methodologies / Dominique Guegan, Julien P. Houdain 361
Synthetic CDO-Squared Structures 364
Synthetic CDO-Squared Pricing 365
Chapter 17 The Role of Credit and Credit Index Derivatives in Portfolio Management: Asset Allocation Issues and Opportunities / R. McFall Lamm, Jr. 379
Credit Market Performance 380
The Role of Riskier Credit in Investment Portfolios 383
Using Index Derivatives to Alter Portfolio Asymmetry Properties 385
Allocation via Active Rules 389.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:
9780071549523
0071549528
OCLC:
226304759

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