Citation: Lopez-Mellado, Maria (2010) The implications of credit derivatives regulations in the EU. Masters thesis, Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, School of Advanced Study.
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Abstract
Over the last two years, the international financial markets have experienced severe disruptions caused by different factors that have been already analysed by regulators worldwide. There has been however a factor of general discussion regarding the impact that credit derivatives have had in transferring and diversifying risk within the global financial market. As a consequence, regulators are now trying to reach a set of proposals that would help in avoiding any future disruptions caused by the use of these financial instruments. The main focus of this dissertation is on the analysis of the new regulatory proposals on counterparty credit risk for credit derivatives in the EU and the main challenges that market participants will have to face after these regulations are implemented.
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| Additional Information: | Masters dissertation (distinction) - LLM in International Corporate Governance, Financial Regulation and Economic Law |
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| Creators: | Lopez-Mellado, Maria and |
| Subjects: | Economics Law |
| Keywords: | European Union, Financial services, Derivative securities - Law and Legislation, Credit - Law and legislation, Risk management |
| Divisions: | Institute of Advanced Legal Studies |
| Collections: | Theses and Dissertations Dissertation |
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