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We consider the credit valuation adjustment (CVA) of credit default swap under an interacting intensities model. The default intensities of the protection seller and the reference entity are both influenced by an external shock event. The arrival of the shock event is a regime switching Poisson...
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The class of reduced form models is a very important class of credit risk models, and the modeling of the default dependence structure is essential in the reduced form models. This paper proposes a thinning-dependent structure model in the reduced form framework. The intensity process is the...
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Reduced form credit risk models are important ones in credit risk theory. In such a model, certain correlated relations are constructed to represent the default dependence structure among the default intensity processes. In this paper, we introduced a reduced form credit risk model in which the...
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