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Cutting Edge: the year of CVA

With derivatives counterparty risk rocketing up the agenda this year, researchers have tried to shed some light on the associated challenges - from capital calculation to pricing - as the annual round-up of Risk's technical papers and citations shows. By Laurie Carver

Who says quants occupy an ivory tower? This year’s technical articles reflect a preoccupation with a real-world concern – credit value adjustment (CVA), or the counterparty credit component of derivatives market value. Six of the 26 articles published by Risk in the past 12 months focused on the topic, which has shot to prominence as a result of the credit stress many banks are suffering, and the

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