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    Netting, Close-out and Related Aspects

    The opposite signs of MTM is due to fact that each party owes some amount to another. Say A & B, where A defaults. A owed 20 to B and B owed 10 to A. Then MTM values for B are +20 and -10. If correlation is high, then both MTM values will go up/down together. And thus Net value (+10 here) will...
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    Hull, Options, Futures, and Other Derivatives, Chapter 24

    Vasicek model gives WCDR which is same as 1-V(T,X). Then why are we using V(T,X) while calculating Credit VAR. Formula for credit VAR should be L(1-RR)(1-V(T,X)) rather than L(1-RR)V(T,X). Is there any typo in this or previous slide ?
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    Chapter 9: Structured Credit Risk

    Why is VAR value so high for Senior Tranche ?
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    P2-T6-Malz, Chapter 8: Portfolio Credit Risk

    Where can we get link to the Copula video?
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    Hull, Chapter 19. Credit Value at Risk

    for BBB to B calculation for PV is at t=1month which is compared with current price which is at t=0. Shouldn't the time frame be same for loss calculation ?
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    P2.T5. Tuckman, Chapter 8

    The video does not cover topic 'Decomposition of bond returns' which has been added in curriculum in 2025.
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