12:18
Credit Default Swaps and the European Debt Crisis
Credit Default Swaps and the European Debt Crisis
Marty Mazorra illustrates how Credit Default Swaps work and offers his commentary on the European Debt Crisis.
3:12
Credit-default swaps: Felix Salmon and Peter Eavis on why the EU is scared - Felix TV
Credit-default swaps: Felix Salmon and Peter Eavis on why the EU is scared - Felix TV
Who wins and loses if credit-default swaps are triggered by a Greek default? Reuters finance blogger Felix Salmon and the New York Times' Peter Eavis debate why the European Union is afraid of credit-default swaps and wants them eliminated.
17:08
Credit default swaps (CDS) - What are they and should investors be worried about them?
Credit default swaps (CDS) - What are they and should investors be worried about them?
Visit www.moneyweek.com for more investment videos and advice. Deemed financial weapons of mass destruction by Warren Buffet. Tim Bennett, deputy editor of MoneyWeek, explains what a credit default swap (CDS) is and whether or not investors should be worried about them.
7:53
US Senate Hearing on AIG and Credit Default Swaps 03052009
US Senate Hearing on AIG and Credit Default Swaps 03052009
Senator Warner of the US Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee raises questions about why the US taxpayers paid cash to the US and international bank counterparties to credit default swaps sold to them by AIG at full value. He questions why these bank counterparties were not forced to compromise the amount owed to them since they knew the risk they were taking in entering the contracts. Honorable Donald Kohn, Vice Chairman Board of Governors, Federal Reserve System acknowledges there was moral hazard in doing so but the systemic risk to the financial system was more important consideration.
8:16
Senator Pat Toomey, Full Faith and Credit Act to avoid Default
Senator Pat Toomey, Full Faith and Credit Act to avoid Default
Senator Rand Paul introduces Senator Pat Toomey at the inauguration of the Senate Tea Party Caucus in Washington DC. Senator Pat Toomey speak about the Full Faith and Crdit Act. Sen Pat Toomey discusses his legislation to prevent default of US debt obligations in the event of a Government shut-down, The Full Faith and Credit Act Video by Lisa Miller, Tea Party WDC
3:28
Jim Chanos - on Rating agencies and Credit default swaps
Jim Chanos - on Rating agencies and Credit default swaps
7 Aug 2011 Bloomberg I have to agree with Mr Chanos on the impotency of the rating agencies. But to come down on the side of Credit default swaps as being accurate market instruments is debatable! "S&P came out with its unilateral downgrade. They seemed to make more than a rookie mistake by missing X Trillion dollars from its forecast [by excluding military expenditures]. Look, there aren't any triple A's out there. The rating agencies got us here by failing to see problem in 2007. Now it turns the tables on the government itself. The irony is not lost. The marketplace every minute of every day is talking to itself and saying where are we pricing this risk. Chile has a credit default spread lower than France. France is a triple A credit. The market is saying Chile is a better credit than France. So all along during the real estate crisis going back to Enron and prior to that the CDS market did a better job than the rating agencies. Ratings are basically there for legal reasons, for institutional reasons, but real market players look at CDS not ratings."
9:59
Mike Gasior - AIG and Credit Default Swaps - HD
Mike Gasior - AIG and Credit Default Swaps - HD
Mike Gasior explains what happened with AIG and the advent of credit default swaps. There is also discussion about how the US Congress was complicit in this whole mess by passing legislation that exempted credit default swaps from any sort of regulatory oversight during the final day of the lame-duck Congress back in the year 2000.
1:11
Credit default swap (CDS) : explanation and example
Credit default swap (CDS) : explanation and example
Read more at www.simplecleareasy.com What is Credit default swap (CDS) ? A Credit Default Swap (CDS) is the most widely traded form of credit derivative. It is similar to an insurance contract or gaming type instrument, providing the buyer pays to buy protection from another party for losses that may occur as a result of the default, bankruptcy or credit rating downgrades. Example : The "buyer" of protection = Bank A The "seller" of protection = Insurance Company C Suppose Bank A buys corporate bonds issued by a Construction Company B. In order to hedge the default risk of B, Bank A buys a CDS from Insurance Company C. A pays a periodic fee to C, in exchange for a credit default protection. In return, C agrees to pay A a set amount if a credit default event occurs...
1:11
Vitter: Full Faith and Credit Act will Prevent Default, Prioritize Social Security, Troop Payments
Vitter: Full Faith and Credit Act will Prevent Default, Prioritize Social Security, Troop Payments
US Sen. David Vitter joined members of the House and Senate at a press conference in support of the Full Faith and Credit Act, which would direct the Treasury Department to prioritize debt payments in order to prevent default while also ensuring that funding for troops and Social Security payments continue uninterrupted in the event that the debt ceiling is not raised by Aug. 2.
5:24
Tony and Steve discussing credit default swaps
Tony and Steve discussing credit default swaps
The economy
3:53
Strategic Default Help- Jumbo loan refinance. Save your credit and home!
Strategic Default Help- Jumbo loan refinance. Save your credit and home!
Want to refinance that Jumbo loan, MFGCapitalFunding.com but there is no help other than Strategic Default? We have a solution to regain equity in your home. Keep your credit intact and shave thousands off your current mortgage. This fast and simple process can get you back right side up in your home. Don't contemplate a Strategic Default until you have seen our solution. Call (850) 368-7177 or check this video to see if you qualify. http Jumbo Mortgages May Be Next In Line To Default Do you have a big mortgage and good credit but not much equity -- maybe you are even underwater? Do you see little chance that your homes market value will improve much during the coming 3 to 7 years? If you answered yes to both those questions -- and thousands of homeowners across the country could- you are in a category that lenders need to worry about MOST! Prime Jumbo borrowers who once were thought of to be among the safest bets, now are the most likely to opt for a strategic default and walk away from their homes. That's because an exceptionally high number of jumbo owners -- many in high-cost markets hit by real estate deflation over the past several years- are stuck with persistent negative equity. More than half of the jumbos analyzed by Moody's where owners are still making payments have home market values lower than their outstanding loan balances. Meanwhile FICO says strategic defaults -- in which owners who CAN afford to keep paying their loans, but see no economic rationale for <b>...</b>
9:59
Mike Gasior - AIG and Credit Default Swaps
Mike Gasior - AIG and Credit Default Swaps
Mike Gasior explains what happened with AIG and the advent of credit default swaps. There is also discussion about how the US Congress was complicit in this whole mess by passing legislation that exempted credit default swaps from any sort of regulatory oversight during the final day of the lame-duck Congress back in the year 2000..
26:14
Credit default Swaps and the Empty Creditor Problem
Credit default Swaps and the Empty Creditor Problem
Martin Oehmke teaches Capital Markets and Investments at Columbia Business School.
9:13
Alexander Efros, MBA, CPA, Discusses Credit Default Swaps and the Greek Debt Crisis
Alexander Efros, MBA, CPA, Discusses Credit Default Swaps and the Greek Debt Crisis
Alexander Efros, MBA, CPA, President and Founder of Athelon Wealth Management, Discusses Credit Default Swaps and the Greek Debt Crisis- an excerpt from the live webcast "Financial Markets Update - Read Between The Lies" broadcasted on Jan 3, 2012. Athelon Wealth Management is an Independent Fee-Only Registered Investment Adviser based in Staten Island, New York. We offer comprehensive investment management services tailored to fit the needs of each individual client. Our process involves creating highly customized portfolios to obtain the desired level of return while effectively managing risk through diversification, ongoing in-depth research, and periodic portfolio rebalancing. At Athelon Wealth Management, we are not brokers. Unlike other firms, we never accept referral fees or commissions from sales of financial products. Since our compensation comes directly from our clients, we have the freedom to be independent of all other investment companies and to offer only the best investment options available. The result is an unwavering commitment to our clients without conflicts of interest. In addition, Athelon Wealth Management does not impose a minimum account size. Our belief is that sound financial advice should be available to everyone, regardless of their net worth or amount of assets under management. For more information or a FREE consultation with an experienced and qualified Investment Adviser, call us at (347) 706-1414 or visit athelonwealth.com. We're here to <b>...</b>
2:24
Wolf Klinz on Short selling and certain aspects of credit default swaps
Wolf Klinz on Short selling and certain aspects of credit default swaps
Speech by Wolf Klinz MEP (ALDE ADLE) on : Short selling and certain aspects of credit default swaps [MEP Speech] [Language DE original] Klinz-OR_110704_191523_mesp_de
4:22
Dianne Urquhart calls on the government, discusses Quebec pensions and credit default swaps.
Dianne Urquhart calls on the government, discusses Quebec pensions and credit default swaps.
Dianne Urquhart calls on the government, discusses Quebec pensions and credit default swaps at the CLC-OFL Pension Summit in Toronto. Dianne calls on the government to address these issues in the upcoming 'government run public forums'.
8:49
SP: US ABS: High Credit Stability And Low Default Rates
SP: US ABS: High Credit Stability And Low Default Rates
June 17, 2011 - Although housing-related sectors suffered during the recent downturn, ratings on US asset-backed securities (ABS) have generally remained stable. More specifically, 93% of US ABS originally rated 'AAA' remained stable or were paid in full and 0.10% have defaulted since 1983. We lowered our ratings on 7% of these securities, with some of these downgrades due to rating links to monoline insurers that were also downgraded. We generally expect relatively stable ratings for key ABS sectors as collateral delinquencies and charge-off rates, particularly in the auto and credit card sectors, have been improving in recent years. In this CreditMatters TV segment, Standard & Poor's Senior Director Erkan Erturk provides an in-depth look at the situation.
0:37
Franz Obermayr - Short selling and certain aspects of credit default swaps (debate) - 4 July 2011
Franz Obermayr - Short selling and certain aspects of credit default swaps (debate) - 4 July 2011
Franz Obermayr - Short selling and certain aspects of credit default swaps (debate) - 4 July 2011
2:22
Olle Schmidt on Short selling and certain aspects of credit default swaps
Olle Schmidt on Short selling and certain aspects of credit default swaps
Speech by Olle Schmidt MEP (ALDE ADLE) on : Short selling and certain aspects of credit default swaps [on behalf of the Group] [Language SV original] Schmidt-OR_110704_190143_obog_sv
0:57
Olle Schmidt on Short selling and certain aspects of credit default swaps (II)
Olle Schmidt on Short selling and certain aspects of credit default swaps (II)
Speech by Olle Schmidt MEP (ALDE ADLE) on : Short selling and certain aspects of credit default swaps [on behalf of the Group] [Language EN original] Schmidt-OR_110704_190500_mesp_en
6:15
Massive Attack: Credit Default Swap Primer
Massive Attack: Credit Default Swap Primer
People need to know what a credit default swap is.
4:39
Campaign '10: Jeff Green's Credit Default Swaps
Campaign '10: Jeff Green's Credit Default Swaps
This is a short video explaining the truth about the Mr. Greenes dark financial past and how he really made his money. Please share this video with your friends and family and may the truth be known. ATTENTION: The clips in this video do not belong to me and I in no way take credit for them or the audio recordings. I have received clips from different news organizations and then compiled the clips to make a short film. I only take credit for the way the clips are compiled, for which I have done all the editing and placement of.

