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Credit informational asymmetries
In Glosten (1994), as well as in Viswanathan and Wang (2002) and Biais, Martimort and Rochet (2000), liquidity suppliers can only submit limit orders and liquidity demanders can only use market orders to hit the existing quotes; it follows that in these models agents are not allowed to choose between limit and market orders. In [...]
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The tactical asset allocation in credit portfolios
The tactical asset allocation in credit portfolios combines top-down- and bottom-up analyses in order to arrive at medium- to short-term investment decisions. In this step of the investment process three major subjects are tackled: Spread class selection, Sector allocation, and Credit curve positioning. When making a decision about the allocation of resources to different spread [...]
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- Credit informational asymmetries
- Adverse selection in a loan model
- Conditional credit expectation rule
- A credit discriminatory pricing rule
- Types of bank capital represent its own credit risk class
- Different degrees of loans subordination
- General fluctuations of credit spreads
- Investors require a premium for taking on credit risk
- Lagging indicators of credit quality
- Selection of your credit spread class
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