This paper presents a model of the joint behavior of liquidity and volatility. In the model, investors extrapolate recent price movements to forecast the volatility of a risky asset. When the perceived volatility is high, the risk premium is high, the current return on the risky asset is low,...

We examine whether banks price expected liquidity in U.S. syndicated term loans. Using extensive data we show that loans with higher expected liquidity have significantly lower spreads at origination, controlling for other determinants of loan spreads such as borrower, loan, syndicate and...

The objective of this paper is to provide a deeper insight into the links between financial markets and the real economy. To that end, we study the short-term anticipation and response of U.S. stock, Treasury, and corporate bond markets to the first release of U.S. macroeconomic information....