Credit Risk and Financial Regulations
Description: This cluster of papers explores the determinants of credit risk in financial markets, focusing on factors such as credit spread changes, default risk, credit default swaps, bond yields, credit ratings, sovereign debt, market spreads, liquidity, and the role of rating agencies in assessing credit risk.
Characteristic keywords: credit rating agencies, credit ratings, credit default swaps, corporate bonds, credit derivatives, credit spreads, sovereign credit ratings, sovereign risk, bond pricing, bond market, default risk, credit risk modeling, credit default swap spreads, rating downgrades, bond ratings, collateralized debt obligations, default probability, mortgage-backed securities, debt securities, probability of default, Moody's, bond spreads, bond yields, Standard & Poor's, asset-backed securities
Sibling topics: Financial Markets and Investment Strategies, Stochastic processes and financial applications, Banking stability, regulation, efficiency, Financial Risk and Volatility Modeling, Global Financial Crisis and Policies, Healthcare Systems and Reforms, Housing, Finance, and Neoliberalism, Capital Investment and Risk Analysis, Global Financial Regulation and Crises, Sustainable Finance and Green Bonds, Financial Crisis of the 21st Century, finance, banking, and market dynamics, European Monetary and Fiscal Policies, Finance, Markets, and Regulation, Community Development and Social Impact
Parent subfield: Finance
Domain: Social Sciences
OpenAlex ID: T11496