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Credit derivative

A Contract between two parties that allows for the use of a Derivative instrument to transfer Credit risk from one Party to another. The Party transferring Risk away has to pay a fee to the Party that will take the risk.

Related Terms: 12 Credit risk, Contract, Credit, Derivative, Instrument, Low, Lows, Party, Risk, Ring, Transfer, VAT
Other Related Pages: Category: Lending_and_Credit Starting With: C
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