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“Financial weapons of mass destruction” © Warren Buffett.<br />
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“a [[credit risk mitigation technique]] that fits into the [[Standardised Model of Credit Risk]] under the {{tag|Basel II}} framework.” © [[Basel Committee on Banking Supervision]].
Who, why, which or what are [[credit default swap]]s (aka a [[CDS]]s)?


Well, the world don’t move to the beat of just one drum.
*“[[Financial weapons of mass destruction]]” © Warren Buffett.<br />
*“[[Credit risk mitigation technique]]s that fit into the [[Standardised Model of Credit Risk]] under the {{tag|Basel II}} framework.” © [[Basel Committee on Banking Supervision]].
*“Not [[insurance contract]]s” © Robin Potts QC.
 
Well, the world don’t move to the beat of just one drum, as Gary Coleman taught us.
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*[[Credibility derivatives]]
*[[Narrowly-traded credit event]]s
*[[Financial weapons of mass destruction]]
*[[FWMD Top Trumps]]
 
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Who, why, which or what are credit default swaps (aka a CDSs)?

Well, the world don’t move to the beat of just one drum, as Gary Coleman taught us.

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