Market Derived Signals & Credit Default Swaps
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Credit & Risk Solution: Provides timely information to help identify weakening credit and fortify the analyst surveillance process for both rated and unrated entities.
Market Intelligence
The Market Derived Signals (MDS) and Credit Default Swaps (CDS) datasets provide an insight into credit risk through:
MDS: Statistical measures based on a statistical model, the Market Derived Signals Model. The Market Derived Signals Model is the best-performing statistical model that evaluates CDS spreads in order to provide an early warning of potential credit changes and capture the market's daily view about a company's perceived risk.
CDS: A contract between a seller and a buyer that obligates the seller, in exchange for a premium (spread) paid by the buyer, to insure the buyer against a loan default or other credit event. CDS are used for monitoring how the market views the credit risk across a wide range of companies, financial institutions and banks.
The Market Derived Signals and Credit Default Swaps data provides timely information to help you identify weakening credit and fortify the analyst surveillance process for both rated and unrated entities by:
- Assessing, benchmarking and validating potential defaults, helping you build better risk protection into your business activities
- Capturing the latest market sentiment about a company's perceived risk, helping you engage in efficient credit risk-driven analysis
- Providing a gauge of the riskiness of corporate borrowers, helping you in speculation, hedging and arbitrage
- Frequency
- Variable
- Latency
- Daily
- Coverage Type
- Company
- Coverage
- 8,900+ entities
- History
- 2008
- Earliest Significant Coverage
- 2010
- Point In Time
- No
- Data Source
- Statistical Model
- Field Count
- 10s
- Added
- 2019-09-01
- Enhanced
- 2025-02-11
Industries
- Financials
- Real Estate
- Energy and Utilities
- Materials
- Healthcare
- Industrials
- Consumer
- Technology, Media & Telecommunications
Geographic Coverage
- Global
Delivery
- Desktop
- API
- Cloud
- Feed