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Navigable Slide Index
- Introduction
- Outline
- Sovereign defaults: definitions and stylized facts
- What is sovereign credit risk?
- Sovereign vs. corporate defaults
- Cycles of sovereign debt defaults
- Domestic vs. external debt
- Domestic vs. external debt defaults (1)
- Domestic vs. external debt defaults (2)
- The case of Argentina
- Maturity of sovereign debt
- Macroeconomic and debt service indicators
- Analyze sovereign credit risk
- What do rating agencies take into consideration?
- Indicative rating levels
- Credit spreads and credit ratings (1)
- Credit spreads and credit ratings (2)
- The political landscape
- Economic wealth and growth
- External position
- Budget balance (%GDP)
- Interest expenses on outstanding debt
- Gross debt-to-GDP ratio
- Net debt-to-GDP ratio
- Who holds the debt instruments?
- Sovereign balance sheet and the financial sector
- Monetary policy
- Domestic and external debt rating
- Debt sustainability studies
- Debt level dynamics
- The case study of Hungary
- Net debt ratio dynamics: a decomposition
- Long-run assumptions for the optimistic scenario
- Long-run assumptions for pessimistic scenario
- The use of sustainability studies
- Debt intolerance
- Structural models
- Modeling credit risk
- Interpreting credit spreads
- Risk neutral spreads
- Risk-neutral vs. "actual" default probability
- Structural credit risk models
- Value of the equity and debt
- A Black-Scholes refresher
- Probability of default
- Risk-neutral and actual PD
- From corporate to sovereign balance sheet
- The consolidated sovereign balance sheet
- The contingent claim analysis setting
- Analytical framework
- Contingent claim analysis case study (1)
- Contingent claim analysis case study (2)
- Lessons
- References
- Disclaimer
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Topics Covered
- Sovereign defaults
- Sovereign credit risk
- External debt
- Domestic debt
- Sovereign credit rating
- Rating agencies
- Sovereign credit risk analysis
- Debt sustainability study
- Vector Autoregression (VAR)
- Credit default swap (CDS) spread
- Structural credit risk models
- Probability of default
- Contingent claim analysis
- Sovereign balance sheet
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Kobor, A. (2012, March 4). Sovereign credit risk assessment: from traditional indicators to the contingent claim approach [Video file]. In The Business & Management Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved December 22, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/MFMY1116.Export Citation (RIS)
Publication History
Sovereign credit risk assessment: from traditional indicators to the contingent claim approach
Published on March 4, 2012
60 min
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