Credit risk CPD resources for Enterprise Risk Management

The FSA defines credit risk as whenever "a firm exposed to loss if a counterparty fails to perform its contractual obligations including failure to perform them in a timely manner". Sources of credit risk include the bond investments of insurers and pension funds, loans made by banks, cash deposits, commercial property tenant default, the counterparty risk on over-the-counter (OTC) derivative counterparties as well as credit derivatives. It also includes reinsurer default as well as business-related exposures in respect of indemnity commission and prepayments

General credit risk

Bond credit risk

Sovereign and supra-national credit risk

OTC counterparty and credit derivatives

Reinsurance credit risk

  • Will my reinsurer be there when I need them most? [pdf]. Presentation at the Life Conference 2009.

Bank loan-related credit risk

Other areas of credit risk

These areas are being developed. If you have any interesting papers or sites which you feel should be included here, please let us know.

  • Credit risk on cash deposits and other money market instruments
  • Tenant default risk

If you have any interesting papers or sites on credit risk which you feel should be included here, please send them to Dawn McIntosh, the Manager for the ERM Practice Executive Committee (dawn.mcintosh@actuaries.org.uk).