
Credit valuation adjustment (CVA) has become the first line of defense and the central part of counterparty risk management. This paper presents a new framework for calculating credit value adjustment. The model can easily incorporate various credit mitigation techniques, such as netting agreements and margin agreements, and can capture wrong/right way risk. Numerical results show that these credit mitigation techniques and wrong way risk have significant impacts on CVA. https://osf.io/preprints/socarxiv/3yjk2/download
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