
An indicator of sovereign risk
An indicator of sovereign risk
The sovereign credit default swap market has come under scrutiny from regulators across Europe in the wake of the Eurozone debt crisis. Some politicians accused speculators of using it to push spreads wider and reap quick profits – a trend they believe exacerbated the problems faced by some European countries.
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So far, however, there have been few studies devoted explicitly to the functioning of the sovereign CDS market
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