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Overview
The market for credit derivatives—financial instruments designed to transfer credit risk from one party to another—has grown exponentially in recent years, with volume expected to reach more than $4.8 trillion by 2004. With demand increasing from the private sector for finance professionals trained in the opportunities—and dangers—inherent in this fast-changing market, finance courses are already springing up to meet this need.
Credit Derivatives:
- Explains the field of credit derivatives to business students with a background in finance
- Cites real-world examples throughout, reinforced by end-of-chapter questions and internet links to pricing models
- Provides a concise overview of the field that is ideal for instructors seeking to supplement traditional derivatives course material, as well as those looking to offer a stand-alone course on credit derivatives.
Synopsis
The market for credit derivatives—financial instruments designed to transfer credit risk from one party to another—has grown exponentially in recent years, with volume expected to reach more than $4.8 trillion by 2004. With demand increasing from the private sector for finance professionals trained in the opportunities—and dangers—inherent in this fast-changing market, finance courses are already springing up to meet this need.
Credit Derivatives:
- Explains the field of credit derivatives to business students with a background in finance
- Cites real-world examples throughout, reinforced by end-of-chapter questions and internet links to pricing models
- Provides a concise overview of the field that is ideal for instructors seeking to supplement traditional derivatives course material, as well as those looking to offer a stand-alone course on credit derivatives.