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Dinandus, Heldis; Ria, Milka Yanti; Suhardi, Vanessa Dwiasti - 2023

Based on the definition of liquidation is the act of settling all assets and liabilities as a result of the dissolution of a company by the liquidators. The liquidation process includes completing the sale of company assets, debt collection, debt settlement, and settlement of the remaining...

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Partnership Liquidation

Dinandus, Heldis - 2023

This liquidation is one of the settlement actions of all assets and liabilities which can cause a company dissolution by the liquidators. The process of this liquidation also includes debt settlement, as well as settlement of the remaining assets of the owner of the existing company. Liquidation...

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Liquidity Risk and CMBX Microstructure

Christopoulos, Andreas; Barratt, Joshua - 2023

, liquidity and excess liquidity from previously simulated reduced form monthly risk decompositions. Our method generates these … measures for CMBX. To assess liquidity estimates, we compare our risk decomposition measures of liquidity to classical … formation with dual techniques of liquidity estimation …

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Liquid Co-Illiquidity Management

Rzeznik, Aleksandra; Hvidkjaer, Soeren; Massa, Massimo - 2022

We study the link between illiquidity and co-movement in illiquidity and the way asset managers trade off illiquidity and co-illiquidity in their portfolio allocation decision. By exploring two experiments – the 2005 SHO Regulation and the 2008 short selling ban – we document that in the...

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A structural model of liquidity in over‑the‑counter markets

Coen, Jamie; Coen, Patrick - 2022

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The impact of Predictable Trades on IVOL, Liquidity Risk, and Liquidity Commonality

Kedar-Levy, Haim; Kim, Seok Joong; Yoo, Sean Sehyun - 2021

volatility, liquidity risk and liquidity commonality. The measures indicate whether each of our nine investor types persistently … volatility. Liquidity risk is driven by the positive-feedback trades of foreigners and local institutions. Local individuals …’ contrarian trades Granger-cause liquidity commonality. We conclude that persistent trading strategies are important demand …

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