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Extend Example 24.6 to calculate CVA when default can happen in the middle of each month. Assume that the default probability per month during the first year is 0.001667 and the default probability per month during the second year is 0.0025 .
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The default probability per month during the first year is given as 0.001667. Since there are 12 months in a year, the default probability for each month can be calculated as: Default probability per month during the first year = 0.001667 / 12 = 0.000139 Show more…
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