Measuring and managing credit risk in derivative structures

Master Thesis

2005

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University of Cape Town

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The problem being addressed in the dissertation originates from the fact that the risk of default between counterparties are increasing, and becoming more complex and interrelated. Due to global changes like globalisation, deregulation, increasingly competitive markets, process improvements, changing customer bases, changing workforces and changing markets, the increase of credit risk within the financial system is inevitable.
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