structure into default and non-default (liquidity) components. From August 2007 to January 2011, the fraction of total interbank … in the first half of the sample period and is correlated with measures of funding and market liquidity. The model also …

demand for liquidity in the interbank market as wells as banks' access to this market. Results indicate that riskier banks … pay higher prices and borrow less liquidity, concurrent with the existence of market discipline. More capitalized and … higher prices and hoard liquidity when liquidity positions across them are more imbalanced and during a monetary policy …

As the debt ceiling episode unfolds, we highlight a sharp increase in trading activity and liquidity in the U.S. credit …

This paper examines the impact of exogenous liquidity shocks on banks borrowing funds in the interbank market. We … evaluate the effects of idiosyncratic liquidity shocks — arising from deposits outflow at the bank level — and of the aggregate … liquidity shock related to the U.S. tapering observed in May 2013. We find that both liquidity shocks are associated with higher …

spreads, and corporate bond liquidity spreads in a unified no-arbitrage framework. Four economic factors, monetary conditions …. During the pre-crisis period, volatility shocks decrease Treasury yields and widen both credit spreads and liquidity spreads … and real output become significant as well. Ignoring the liquidity component of corporate yield spreads is shown to lead …

incorporate credit and liquidity risks. Indeed, a bank that lends on the unsecured market requires compensations for facing (a … us to decompose the whole term structure of spreads into credit and liquidity components. Our no-arbitrage econometric … recent easing in the euro interbank market comes from a decrease in liquidity-related risk premia …