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paper attempts to identify the determinants of yield spread of Government of India Bonds, controlling for various bond … finds that trades, trade interval, turnover, and coupon are the key determinants of yield spread in the Government of India …
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We use spatial panel data model analysis to study the international transmission of U.S. monetary policy shocks in the global equity and bond markets. Through this analysis, we decompose the overall effect of such a shock into 1) direct effects, 2) higher-order network effects transmitted...
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We study how the Indian government bond market functions, how it has changed over time, and what factors help explain some of its features. Looking at the primary market, we describe how underwriting obligations are allocated to primary dealers via auction and identify several significant...
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The Indian corporate bond market is still developing, and as such there are some peculiarities that might not be found in a matured market. This paper describes the state of development and key obstacles to further development. It reveals some unusual market behavior and patterns from available...
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limited time period to ensure stability in the financial markets in India. However, the notion of flight to safety was evident …
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We study how the Indian government bond market functions, how it has changed over time, and what factors help explain some of its features. Looking at the primary market, we describe how underwriting obligations are allocated to primary dealers via auction and identify several significant...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011515934
EMEs exploiting the opportunity. India also launched its rupee-denominated bond (masala bond) abroad in 2013, seeking to …
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This paper evaluates the ability of bond funds to "market time" nine common factors related to bond markets. Timing ability generates nonlinearity in fund returns as a function of common factors, but there are several non-timing-related sources of nonlinearity. Controlling for the...
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The most important determinant for the existence of a Green premium is the perceived ``Green--credibility'' of the corresponding bond and its issuer. We analyze a large sample of more than 1,500 Green bonds with respect to their pricing on the primary and secondary market. On both markets, only...
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This note investigates the determinants of subordinated bank yields during the COVID-19 pandemic phase in the United States. Using Google Trends, we construct a coronavirus fear index to test the effect of health risk on the subordinated bond yields of 7 bank holding companies. With panel...
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