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Reading 55 Fundamentals of Credit Analysis (Layout)
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Section 2 introduces The key components of credit risk—default probability and loss severity—along with such credit-related risks as spread risk, credit migration risk, and liquidity risk.
Section 3 discusses the relationship between credit risk and the capital structure of the firm.
Section 4 addresses Credit ratings and the role of credit rating agencies.
Section 5 focuses on the process of analyzing the credit risk of corporations.
Section 6 examines the impact of credit spreads on risk and return.
Section 7 presents special considerations applicable to the analysis of (i) high-yield (low-quality) corporate bonds and (ii) government bonds are presented.
Section 8 gives a brief summary.
Section 3 discusses the relationship between credit risk and the capital structure of the firm.
Section 4 addresses Credit ratings and the role of credit rating agencies.
Section 5 focuses on the process of analyzing the credit risk of corporations.
Section 6 examines the impact of credit spreads on risk and return.
Section 7 presents special considerations applicable to the analysis of (i) high-yield (low-quality) corporate bonds and (ii) government bonds are presented.
Section 8 gives a brief summary.
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Reading 55 Fundamentals of Credit Analysis (Intro)
will also be addressed. Structured finance, a segment of the debt markets that includes securities backed by pools of assets, such as residential and commercial mortgages as well as other consumer loans, will not be covered here. <span>The key components of credit risk—default probability and loss severity—are introduced in the next section along with such credit-related risks as spread risk, credit migration risk, and liquidity risk. Section 3 discusses the relationship between credit risk and the capital structure of the firm. Credit ratings and the role of credit rating agencies are addressed in Section 4. Section 5 focuses on the process of analyzing the credit risk of corporations, whereas Section 6 examines the impact of credit spreads on risk and return. Special considerations applicable to the analysis of (i) high-yield (low-quality) corporate bonds and (ii) government bonds are presented in Section 7. Section 8 gives a brief summary, and a set of review questions concludes the reading. <span><body><html>
Reading 55 Fundamentals of Credit Analysis (Intro)
will also be addressed. Structured finance, a segment of the debt markets that includes securities backed by pools of assets, such as residential and commercial mortgages as well as other consumer loans, will not be covered here. <span>The key components of credit risk—default probability and loss severity—are introduced in the next section along with such credit-related risks as spread risk, credit migration risk, and liquidity risk. Section 3 discusses the relationship between credit risk and the capital structure of the firm. Credit ratings and the role of credit rating agencies are addressed in Section 4. Section 5 focuses on the process of analyzing the credit risk of corporations, whereas Section 6 examines the impact of credit spreads on risk and return. Special considerations applicable to the analysis of (i) high-yield (low-quality) corporate bonds and (ii) government bonds are presented in Section 7. Section 8 gives a brief summary, and a set of review questions concludes the reading. <span><body><html>
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