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We study the fragility of discretionary liquidity provision by major financial intermediaries during systemic events. The laboratory of our study is the recent collapse of the auction rate securities (ARS) market. Using a comprehensive dataset constructed from auction reports and intraday...
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The presence of private information about a firm can affect the competition among potential lenders. In the Sharpe (1990) model of information asymmetry among lenders (with the von Thadden (2004) correction), an uninformed outside bank faces a winner’s curse when competing with an informed...
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The theory of multiple unit auctions traditionally assumes that the offered quantity is fixed. I argue that this …-perfect equilibrium for price discriminating and for uniform price auctions. I also show that bidders have an incentive to misreport their …
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United States or Germany, for instance, use discriminatory auctions, while Switzerland applies to uniform price rule. Using … recent contributions to multi-unit auction theory, we analyze data on the bids submitted to Swiss Treasury bond auctions over …
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Menezes and Monteiro, Math. Soc. Sci. (1995), show that a multi-unit discriminatory price auction does not have a pure strategy equilibrium unless one imposes some rather special conditions on the demand functions. This non-existence result might indicate a problem either with the underlying...
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Although the mathematical foundations of common value auctions have been well understood since Milgrom & Weber (1982 …
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