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One-factor rates models sit behind most XVA calculations

Risk Benchmarking: Dealers coalesce around calibration depth, but runtimes and lookbacks vary sharply

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Nearly 70% of firms taking part in Risk.net’s latest XVA Benchmarking exercise calibrate the rates models behind their derivatives valuation adjustments (XVAs) to a single factor. Of 35 banks answering the question, the

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