CREDIT DERIVATIVES 2:
Practical Implications of Pricing
Course Outline
The accurate and consistent pricing of credit derivatives is crucial to gaining a competitive edge in today's market. The objective of this workshop is to develop a solid understanding of the current frameworks for pricing credit derivatives and to give participants the mathematical and practical background necessary to evaluate the various pricing methodologies on the market.
- Practical and hands-on development of the models in use for CDO evaluation
- Illustration of why the models failed in the summer of 2007
- Sensitivity analysis to test breaking points of models and structures
- Critical examination of model assumptions
- Lessons learned and how they are likely to drive future model development
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program is eligible for 16 Continuing Education credit hours from the
CFA Institute. If you are a CFA Institute member, CE credit for your participation
in this program will be automatically recorded in your CE Diary.
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Day One
- Basics of pricing
- Pricing problems
– Calculating credit spreads
– Statistics of default
– Statistics of recovery rates - Market proxy based pricing
- Arbitrage based pricing
- Bond market based pricing
Workshop: Building a Credit Curve
- Pricing with rating transitions
Day Two
- Merton model and modifications
Workshop: Building a Merton Model
- Stochastic process models
- Correlation of default models
Workshop: Calculating Correlation
- Portfolio models
– Creditmetrics
– KMV
– Creditgrades
– Creditrisk+
– Portfolio view - Benchmarking the models
