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While Market Risk is the risk of loosing money due to adverse movements in the market....
....Credit Risk is the risk of not realizing the profits after all, because the party with whom you dealt with cannot face his obligations!

Obviously the more you've made, the higher his loss and so the Credit Risk!

The documentation and tools are part of the credit module of Risksvr™

Credit Exposures:
Current, Potential, Future, Peak, Mean, Maximum Exposure.

Computing Loss given Default:
Computing Losses. Losses given default. Time-to-Default. Conditional and Marginal Measures.

Building Credit Curves:
Credit Curve construction from hazards, marginal conditional default probabilities, survivals or expected defaults. 

Full Migration over simulation Horizons:
Risksvr™ offers multiple frameworks, models, methodologies and assumption to compute  either economic capital as a buffer for Full Equity loss or individual losses incurred on Obligors, Counterparties or Accounts.

Both Survival/Continuation and Termination/Liquidation frameworks provide correlated, independent and a coupled model.

  • Correlated: You can simulate rating migration as correlated synthetic assets that represent a weighted basket of risk factors with the full cost-of-carry associated with downgrades and/or upgrades.
  • Independent: You can simulate independent default-mode losses with or without migration.
  • Coupled: You can use a hybrid Time To Default Copula model that couples Univariate Credit Default Curves to Obligor/Asset Correlations. 

Copula Time to Default Simulator V3.2
How to simulate Time to default from obligor/asset correlation and credit curves by coupling each credit default curve to the multivariate distribution of asset correlations through copula technology.

 

 

 

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Financial Instruments carry many risks... & rewards for those who master them!