credit exposure

The company does not have any trading or credit exposure.

There was no reason for anyone to worry about credit exposures; Enron knew everything it needed to know.

Credit exposure between the largest financial companies would be subject to a tighter limit."

"With Ford behind us we feel we can take on larger credit exposures.

Their credit exposure is to the expected payout.

They allow institutional investors to transfer discrete risks like interest rate or credit exposure to willing buyers.

For mitigating credit exposure, the trade can be reset, or "marked-to-market" during its life.

For example, the 25 banks with the largest credit exposures to commercial and industrial loans have an average exposure equal to 862 percent of their capital.

The calculated expected maximum exposure value is not to be confused with the maximum credit exposure possible.

Traders were exiting contracts with Enron and managing Enron credit exposure.

In this process, it appears that market exposure and credit exposure intricately mix into a single notion of valuation risk.

The bureau issues reports on companies' credit exposure and includes their financial statements and ownership details both positive and negative information.

Some of this credit exposure is funded at the time of investment by the investors in funded tranches.

One of them focuses on controlling credit exposure with diversification, netting, collateralisation and hedging.

There is a wide range of possible collaterals used to collateralise credit exposure with various degrees of risks.

Netting decreases credit exposure and reduces both operational and settlement risk and operational costs.

Banks currently hold collateral against their derivative exposures amounting to 67% of their net current credit exposure.

Stronger lending limits: Adds credit exposure from derivative transactions to banks' lending limits.

See "2005 Interagency Proposal on the Classification of Commercial Credit Exposures".

Netting reduces the credit exposure of the US financial system to derivatives by more than 90%, as compared to 50.6% at the beginning of 1998.

Collateral management began in the 1980s, with Bankers Trust and Salomon Brothers taking collateral against credit exposure.

The fundamental idea of collateral management is very simple, that is cash or securities are passed from one counterparty to another as security for a credit exposure.

Credit exposure is defined as the net loss which holders of derivatives would suffer if their counterparties in those derivatives contracts defaulted.

Gelling said current UK credit exposure on Iran is now about 275 million pounds (USD 550 million).

Party B then presents some form of collateral to party A to mitigate the credit exposure that arises due to positive MtM.