credit derivative
- A financial contract to offset the risk of a borrower's default or bankruptcy, commonly seen in forms like credit default options, credit default swaps, and total return swaps
- The bank used a credit derivative to protect against the potential default of a major debtor.
- Credit derivative instruments like credit default swaps are used by financial institutions to manage risks.
- In order to secure their investments, fund managers often turn to credit derivatives.
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