credit default

基本解釋

Banks have not been required to do that for their key derivatives contract, credit default swaps.
卻沒人要求銀行為他們的衍生品合同與信用違約互換協(xié)議這樣做。
One aspect of this application might need to obtain current market data about the firms referenced in credit default swap trades.
該應(yīng)用程序的一個方面可能需要獲得關(guān)于信用違約掉期交易中引用的公司的當(dāng)前市場數(shù)據(jù)。
As an alternative to short selling, you can buy a credit default swap, which is a form of insurance on debt—not necessarily your own debt.
作為賣空交易的替代選擇，你還可以購買信貸違約掉期。這是債務(wù)保險的一種形式，擔(dān)保的未必是你自己的債務(wù)。

At the same time, the nation's biggest insurance company, American International Group, had gotten into trouble selling credit default swaps.
(JOSH BIRNBAUM) "Our desk began to accumulate short positions, purchasing protection on individual securities through credit default swaps, largely from external C.D.O.managers who asked us to bid for these positions."

In September, when the credit crisis struck, no one wanted to own a credit default swap.
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Credit default swaps on BofA added 17.7 basis points to 355 basis points earlier this afternoon.
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