Introduction to CVA
In his previous video, Steven discussed several different valuation adjustments which are taken into account to adjust the value of derivative trades to consider exposures such as credit, funding, and capital. In this video, he focuses on the first of these, credit, and the relevant adjustments; CVA and DVA.
Overview
It's no surprise that CVA has become one of the most debated topics in financial derivatives during the last decade. CVA is typically driven by finance departments, as financial accounting standards now require CVA to be reported in financial statements as a matter of course.
Key learning objectives:
What is Credit Valuation Adjustment?
How is CVA determined?
What are the main drivers of CVA?
What is Debit Valuation Adjustment?
Summary
Expert
Steven Marshall
Steven Marshall has over 25 years of experience in Global Markets and Investment Banking trading both interest and credit derivatives, most recently running the Global Business Resource Management Team at Nomura International. Steven is now the CEO and co-founder of RegRisk Technology where he provides innovative technology solutions to aid with regulatory compliance at financial firms and is currently providing XVA consultancy services via Tensilo Limited.
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