Week 4 Flashcards
(12 cards)
Credit risk
Risk that obligor doesn’t honour payment obligation
Measuring credit risk
PD,EAD,LGD,RE
PD-probability default occurs
EAD- max amount that can be lost when default occurs
LGD-% of exposure to a counterparty
RR- % of exposure recovered on a default
Unconditional default probability
Probability of default as seen at time zero
Conditional default probability
Probability of default based on the assumption that there has been no earlier default
What happens to PD with a good/ bad credit rating
Good- PD rises, bond initially considered creditworthy, overtime will collapse
Bad- PD falls,
Quantitive analysis
-Probability, liquidity, solvency ratios (ROA, D/E)
-Credit scoring
Qualitative analysis
-Borrower specific factors: reputation, earnings volatility
-Sector specific factors: market position, key trade
-Marker specific factor
Bond credit spread
Bond yield- risk free interest rate
Credit default swap premium
Cost of credit insurance using CDS
Credit Default Swap (CDS)
Gives holder the right to sell bond for its face value (in event of a default by issuer)
Describe CDS
-Standard terms, paid in quarterly arrears
-Cash settled
-Cleared through central clearing party (CCP)
Basel 2 three types of banks
1.Small- standardised approach
2. Sophisticated- Foundation internal rating
3. Advanced- advanced internal ratings approach