Credit Risk Transfer

The report concludes that CRT activity (defined as indicated in the context of credit derivative-related transactions) has been developing at a rapid rate characterised by significant product innovation, an increasing number of market participants, growth in overall transaction volumes, and perceived continued profit opportunities for financial intermediaries.

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Year of publication:	2005-03-18
Institutions:	Basel Committee on Banking Supervision ; International Organization of Securities Commissions ; International Association of Insurance Supervisors
Published in:	IAIS- International Association of Insurance Supervisors - Library
Subject:	Risikomanagement \| risk management \| Kreditrisiko

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Report on Credit Risk Transfer: Summary
Do the transactions accomplish a clean transfer of risk?
Do participants understand the risks involved?
Are undue concentrations of risk developing?
Financial Stability Implications
Recommendations
Issues Arising During the Consultation
Report on Credit Risk Transfer
1. Background
2. Trends and Market Developments
3. Extent and Sources of Risk Transfer
4. Risk Management Issues Associated with CRT Activity
5. Outstanding issues

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