Marco.Musci
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Hi all,
I have some doubt regarding this part in Gregory, chapter 4:
"Hedging: Hedging counterparty risk with instruments such as credit default swaps (CDSs) aims to protect against potential default events and adverse credit spread movements.
o Hedging creates operational risk and additional market risk through the mark-to-market (MTM) volatility of the hedging instruments. Taking certain types of collateral can create wrong-way risk. Hedging may lead to systemic risk through feedback effects."
I would like to ask:
1) how can we use credit derivatives to hedge counterparty risk, considered that the exposure will fluctuate through time?
2) what are the feedback effects?
Thank you in advance,
Marco.
I have some doubt regarding this part in Gregory, chapter 4:
"Hedging: Hedging counterparty risk with instruments such as credit default swaps (CDSs) aims to protect against potential default events and adverse credit spread movements.
o Hedging creates operational risk and additional market risk through the mark-to-market (MTM) volatility of the hedging instruments. Taking certain types of collateral can create wrong-way risk. Hedging may lead to systemic risk through feedback effects."
I would like to ask:
1) how can we use credit derivatives to hedge counterparty risk, considered that the exposure will fluctuate through time?
2) what are the feedback effects?
Thank you in advance,
Marco.
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