HomeDefinitionsCompareDebt Credit linked securityThe financial definition for Credit linked security:A note whose cash flow depends upon a credit event or credit measure of a referenced entity or asset such as default, credit spread, or rating change. The manager would purchase such a note to hedge against possible down grades, or loan defaults that would guarantee payment into the portfolio of the manager even if moneys on referenced assets are reduced. Similar MatchesAsset backed securityAsset backed securityA security that is collateralized by loans, leases, receivables, or installment contracts on personal property, not real estate. Beta equation (security)Beta equation (security)The market beta of a security is determined as follows: Regress beta of stock y on excess returns of the market. The slope coefficient is beta. Define n as number of observation numbers. Beta= [(n) (sum of [xy]) ]-[ (sum of x) (sum of y)]/ [(n) (sum of [xx]) ]-[ (sum of x) (sum of x)] where: n = # of observations (usually 36 to 60 months) x = rate of beta for the S&P 500 index y = rate of return for the security. Related: beta Cabinet securityCabinet securityA stock or bond listed on a major exchange with low daily traded volume. Further SuggestionsConvertible securityDerivative security Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) Fixed dollar security Graduated security Host security Hybrid security Click to compare definitions of Credit linked security Click to view definitions beginning cr |