I've never worked bonds, so I am not sure about the context there. However, in the general Basel construct, the CCF is the fraction of off-balance sheet exposures which should be treated as on-balance sheet for regulatory capital purposes.
For example, if I have USD100B in contingent exposures to retail customers (based on credit lines that have not yet been tapped) and statistical analysis shows that 30% of those contingent exposures move to the balance sheet prior to default, then the CCF is 30% and the firm should allocate additional capital equal to having an extra USD30B on their balance sheets.
I cannot think of any time when borrowing money that credit is not a considerable factor. So, yes, your credit score is a factor when borrowing money for either a home equity loan or a home equity line of credit.
not paying minimum amount duelack of credit historygetting another new credit cardapplying for a loankeeping a high balance on credit cards compared to their credit limitsetc.
Can be done. Depends on the credit, time on job and down payment. Also the reason for the bad credit may be a factor
While a checking and savings account may factor into the decision whether or not to grant you a credit card, a much larger factor would be whether or not you have established other credit accounts.
Credit Factoring is where a business sells its invoices to a third party at a discount. In credit factoring, the third party buying the invoices is called the factor.
The conversion factor is 0.1
There can be no conversion factor for a single number.
The conversion factor is 0.91
10-15 the conversion factor of = -5
A conversion factor is a ratio equivalent to one.
The conversion factor is used to made this conversion.
A conversion factor is the same as multiplying by a factor of?
Not necessarily. The conversion factor from feet to inches is 12.
A credit conversion factor (CCF) of 1 is used to convert off-balance-sheet exposures into credit equivalent amounts. The formula is straightforward: multiply the notional amount of the off-balance-sheet exposure by the CCF of 1. This means that the entire notional amount is considered in regulatory capital calculations, without any reduction. For example, if the notional amount is $100, the credit equivalent amount would also be $100.
"I had to use a conversion factor to get the right unit for my answer on my chemistry quiz."
The conversion factor to change centimeters to meters is 100 centimeters in 1 meter. So, the denominator of this conversion factor is 1.
The conversion factor is: 1,609.344 > (miles x 1,609.344 = meters).