In financial transactions, counterparty risk is the danger that the other party defaults before fulfilling their end of a deal. It's a core metric for banks, clearinghouses, and investors, who use it to price derivatives, set credit limits, and secure collateral. Properly managing this risk protects lenders and traders from potential losses.
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