The credit derivatives market started life with good intentions, designed as a risk management tool to help banks manage loan exposure to companies.
Now, after a sharp decline following the financial crisis, Wall Street is pushing a second act for single-name credit default swaps.
These are distinct from the CDS indices that provide exposure to whole classes of credit instead of just a single loan, which survived and thrived after the meltdown of AIG and other big sellers of single-name CDS.
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