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European Sovereign Bond Liquidity and Central Bank Interventions.
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ISBN-13:
9783896737427
Veröffentl:
2018
Seiten:
157
Autor:
Gerold Willershausen
Gewicht:
275 g
Format:
210x150x11 mm
Serie:
56, Studienreihe der Stiftung Kreditwirtschaft an der Universität Hohenheim
Sprache:
Englisch
Beschreibung:
1 Introduction
Motivation - Research Outline - Structure of the Thesis
2 Market Liquidity
Market Liquidity and Securities Prices - Market Participants - Liquidity Crises
3 The European Government Bond Market
Market Characteristics - Market Structure
4 Short-Term Reversals
Introduction - Literature Review - Data and Methodology - Results - Conclusion
5 Liquidity and Unconventional Monetary Policy
Introduction - Literature Review and Hypothesis Development - Data - Single Market Analysis - Spillovers and Flights - Robustness - Conclusion
6 Conclusion
Summary - Outlook
Bibliography
Motivation - Research Outline - Structure of the Thesis
2 Market Liquidity
Market Liquidity and Securities Prices - Market Participants - Liquidity Crises
3 The European Government Bond Market
Market Characteristics - Market Structure
4 Short-Term Reversals
Introduction - Literature Review - Data and Methodology - Results - Conclusion
5 Liquidity and Unconventional Monetary Policy
Introduction - Literature Review and Hypothesis Development - Data - Single Market Analysis - Spillovers and Flights - Robustness - Conclusion
6 Conclusion
Summary - Outlook
Bibliography
This work investigates liquidity in European sovereign bond markets. Liquidity in financial markets is often neglected when it is abounded, yet evaporating liquidity results in higher costs of transacting and lower information quality of financial markets. The analysis studies liquidity supplying trading strategies in debt markets and the impact of unconventional central bank policies on the time variations in market liquidity. Unconventional policies have been introduced since the global financial crisis and include asset purchase programs and long-term refinancing operations. The findings show that liquidity supply in European bond market declines during periods of financial stress and uncertainty. Moreover, expansive monetary policies and asset purchases can be associated with an improvement in market liquidity.