Performance & Stability
What Are the Key Differences in Data Inputs for Corporate versus Sovereign Bond RFQ Models?
Sovereign RFQ models process macroeconomic stability data, while corporate models analyze firm-specific financial health and market risk.
What Are the Primary Differences in Evaluating a Bank versus a Non-Bank Counterparty?
Evaluating a bank is assessing a regulated utility; evaluating a non-bank is a forensic analysis of a bespoke architecture.
How Does the Definition of Ebitda Impact a Bond’s Risk Profile?
The definition of EBITDA is a negotiated contractual term that directly alters a bond's risk by shaping the trigger points for its protective covenants.
What Are the Legal and Relational Implications of Formally Scoring Your Trading Counterparties?
Formally scoring counterparties codifies trust into a defensible metric, creating a resilient and capital-efficient risk architecture.
What Are the Primary Data Sources Required to Model Fair Value for a Corporate Bond?
Modeling corporate bond fair value requires a systematic integration of issuer financials, market data, and macroeconomic indicators.
