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Qu'est-ce que « Jump-to-default risk » ?

Definition 13.14 Rates, Credit, XVA and Risk · Chapitre 13 — Reduced-Form Credit

Jump-to-default risk (JTD) is the change in a position’s value if the name defaults now: the protection paid or received, ±(1−R)N\pm(1-R)N, minus the position’s current value, which disappears. It is not captured by CS01: default is a jump, not a large spread move.

Exemples

Example 13.15 (A protection position)

Long USD 10 million of five-year protection at the 100 coupon on the curve of Example 13.7: worth USD 88 133 (the risky annuity is 4.41), with a CS01 of USD 4 391 on the five-year quote and almost nothing elsewhere, and a jump-to-default gain of USD 5.91 million.

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