To learn more about
what bond swapping may mean to you, consider your objectives and discuss them your financial consultant.
Not exact matches
Most analysts were already aware of the impact of provincial
bond swaps on TSF and duly adjusted their data; but this suggests a wider problem, which is
what I wrote about in my first contribution to the listserv discussion.
With a leveraged
bond portfolio, my understanding is that a credit default
swap (CDS) can help hedge, but I'm not sure
what the premiums are to hold the CDS.
The LIBOR is frequently the basis of investments including interest
swap agreements (two parties agree to pay each other's interest based on an imaginary amount of money, or principal),
bonds with a variable interest yield, and forward contracts (investors use these to hedge risk based on
what they believe interest rates will be at a specific time in the future).
And you said over and over and over again and one of the things that you know there's a study done of credit default
swaps after the after the financial crisis because that was
what people were you know keying in on as to how risky were
bonds because well
what were the credit default
swaps selling out.