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We compile a rich dataset that links institutional investors' position level holdings with corporate bond characteristics and estimate demand elasticities with respect to critical sources of risk. Persistence in institutions' holdings provide us with an instrument to isolate exogenous movements...
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necessity of supervision of pension funds and the insurance sector are derived. The paper also assesses the investment …
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necessity of supervision of pension funds and the insurance sector are derived. The paper also assesses the investment …
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that insurance companies hold. Until very recently and within the scope of Solvency II, liquidity risk was only considered … under Pillar II, i.e. the proposal was that insurance companies should perform a mere qualitative evaluation of it. Nowadays … Portuguese insurance sector, using actual portfolio holdings. The main empirical findings confirm liquidity risk is an important …
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We study the role of insurance companies in propagating liquidity shocks to the real economy. We use natural disasters … Katrina, which triggered large, unexpected redemptions of property-insurance contracts, prompting exposed insurers to sell … disaster-exposed insurers cause low GDP growth and high unemployment. Our results indicate that insurance companies propagate …
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demand liquidity, and insurance companies, which hold large amounts of corporate bonds. They often trade in opposite …
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corporate bond market trades with securities lending transactions and individual corporate bond holdings by U.S. insurance …
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Based on a TRACE dataset of 9393 cat bond trades on the secondary OTC market from 2015 to 2019, we analyze trading patterns, liquidity determinants, and the liquidity premium of catastrophe bonds. We find that cat bonds are mostly traded without inventory involvement of dealers, and they are...
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Corporate bond dealers build up considerable inventories for which they rely on short-term funding. I provide empirical evidence that dealers' inventory financing constraints are a crucial determinant of the costs of their liquidity provision in corporate bond markets. Constructing a unique...
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corporate bond market trades with securities lending transactions and individual corporate bond holdings by U.S. insurance …
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