1
Q
CDS is a contract between two parties where:
A
Party 1 buys protection from
Party 2 against losses from the default of a borrower
2
Q
If a credit event occurs, the credit protection buyer:
A
is compensated by the credit protection seller
3
Q
CDS spread is the:
A
premium paid to the protection seller, by protection buyer
4
Q
Long/short
Protection Buyer & Seller
A
Protection Buyer: short credit risk
Protection Seller: long credit risk
CFA Level II
flashcards
Decks in class (33)
# Cards
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1: Multiple Regression6
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2: Time Series Models4
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3: Machine Learning22
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4: Big Data15
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5: Currency Exchange Rates8
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6: Economic Growth22
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7: Economics of Regulation6
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9: Employee Compensation6
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11: Analysis of Financial Institutions8
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12: Evaluating Quality of Financial Reports4
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15: Analysis of Dividends & Share Repurchases4
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16: ESG Considerations in Investment Analysis14
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17: Cost of Capital11
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18: Corporate Restructuring19
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19: Equity Valuation7
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20: DDM1
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21: Free Cash Flow Valuation2
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22: Price & EV Multiples2
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23: Residual Income3
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25: Term Structure & Interest Rate Dynamics5
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26: Arbitrage Free Framework5
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27: Bonds w/ Embedded Options8
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28: Credit Analysis Models13
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29: CDS4
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31: Valuation of contingent claims6
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32: Real Estate5
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33: Private Equity15
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34: Commodities15
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36: Multifactor Models7
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37: Measuring & Managing Market Risk10
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39: Economics & Investment Markets4
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40: Active Portfolio MGMT7
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43: Trading Costs & Electronic Markets14
