Economics, Econometrics and Finance
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Credit derivatives reshape banking behavior, posing risks to financial stability.

Credit derivatives: Banks' behaviour, financial stability and banking regulation
K. Karras

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Credit derivatives have changed how banks manage credit risk. Banks may reduce their capital reserves when using credit derivatives, affecting their behavior. This can have various impacts on financial stability and banking regulations.