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研究生:傅以沅
研究生(外文):Fu, Yi-Yuan
論文名稱:信用違約交換價差之影響因素:通用汽車與福特汽車之事件研究
論文名稱(外文):The Change in CDS Spread:An Event Study of the Downgrades of GM and Ford
指導教授:張興華張興華引用關係
學位類別:碩士
校院名稱:國立政治大學
系所名稱:金融研究所
學門:商業及管理學門
學類:財務金融學類
論文種類:學術論文
論文出版年:2005
畢業學年度:93
語文別:中文
論文頁數:67
中文關鍵詞:信用衍生性商品信用違約交換通用汽車福特汽車信用評等
外文關鍵詞:Credit DerivativesCredit Default SwapGeneral MotorsFord MotorsCredit Rating
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本文主要是討論市場上有哪些因素會影響信用違約交換的價格(價差),並且透過2005年初發生的通用汽車與福特汽車信用評等調降事件,研究信用評等的改變對於股票、債券與信用違約交換市場的影響。

一開始先介紹信用衍生性商品市場的發展。第二部份則介紹評價信用違約交換的模型,並由模型中找出可能影響信用違約交換價格的因素,並且提出公司本身發佈的消息也可能會影響價差的改變,甚至更為明顯,但沒有任何一個評價模型包含這樣一個因素。而透過對通用汽車與福特汽車事件的研究,我們發現兩家公司的股票、公司債或是信用違約交換價格(價差)都在評等調降的消息發布前已經事先反映公司經營不善的狀況,或是所面臨的困境,而在評等調降結果真正公佈的時點時,市場的反應反而沒有預期的明顯。對於公司內部發佈的消息,或是預期之外的事件,價格或價差則會大幅波動。
第壹章 序論
一、研究動機與目的
二、研究架構
第貳章 信用衍生性商品市場的發展
一、信用違約交換(Credit Default Swap)
二、總資產報酬交換(Total Rate of Return Swap)
三、信用連結票券(Credit-Linked Note)與信用連結定存(Credit-Linked Deposit)
四、信用抵押擔保債權(Collateralized Debt Obligations)
五、固定年期信用違約交換(Constant Maturity Credit Default Swap)
第參章 信用衍生性商品的評價模型及影響信用違約交換價格的因素
一、如何評價信用衍生性商品
二、信用違約交換的評價
三、影響信用違約交換價格(價差)的因素
第肆章 信用事件的發生對信用違約交換價格的影響-- 以通用汽車(General Motor)和福特汽車(Ford)為例
一、營運狀況及所面臨的問題
二、信用評等的改變及市場反應
三、股票、債券與信用違約交換之比較
第伍章 結論
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