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The value of callable coupon bonds or leveraged loans is shaped by both interest rate risk and credit risk—factors that play a central role in an issuer’s decision to call. Yet credit risk is often underappreciated when analysing bond and loan portfolios with embedded optionality, creating misleading signals and ineffective hedging strategies.
This webinar explores how credit volatility shapes bond and loan metrics, risk measures, and stress assessments. We introduce a credit-sensitive modeling framework and focus on callable fixed-to-floating bonds where credit risk dominates.
S&P Global Market Intelligence
Lead, Quantitative Modeling
Christoph M. Puetter is a quantitative modeling and research analyst with the Analytics & Models group at S&P Global in Toronto, focusing on data analysis, derivatives pricing and xVA. Christoph holds a PhD degree in physics from the University of Toronto.
S&P Global Market Intelligence
Sr. Quantitative Analyst
Loïc Tudela is a Quantitative Analyst with over five years of experience at S&P Global in London. He specializes in data analysis, stochastic processes, and financial econometrics, leveraging his extensive academic background and practical expertise to drive impactful insights and solutions.
Loïc holds a Master’s degree in Computational and Applied Mathematics from ENSAE Paris.
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