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Board gender diversity and US corporate bonds
International Journal of Managerial Finance, 2019Purpose The purpose of this paper is to examine the impact of board gender diversity on bond terms and bondholders’ returns. Design/methodology/approach The authors perform pooled OLS regression, simultaneous regressions and propensity score matching ...
Renee M. Oyotode-Adebile, Z. Raja
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Deep Learning for Corporate Bonds
Social Science Research Network, 2023Jetlir Duraj, Oliver Giesecke
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Causal analysis of central bank holdings of corporate bonds under interference
Economic Modelling, 2022Taneli Mäkinen +3 more
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Pricing climate change risk in corporate bonds
Journal of Asset Management, 2021Elsa Allman
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2019
Abstract This chapter covers the fundamentals of corporate bond markets. It begins by highlighting the size and importance of these markets, followed by a discussion of the major types of corporate bonds and the process of issuing bonds. Next, the chapter provides a discussion of important relationships between a bond’s price and market ...
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Abstract This chapter covers the fundamentals of corporate bond markets. It begins by highlighting the size and importance of these markets, followed by a discussion of the major types of corporate bonds and the process of issuing bonds. Next, the chapter provides a discussion of important relationships between a bond’s price and market ...
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2010
Using a newly introduced TRACE variable that identifies the side(s) taken by dealers in each trade, I find that 37 percent of dealer-client trades are accompanied by an inter-dealer trade, usually for the exact same quantity and often executed at the exact second as the client trade. All but 0.4 percent of these trade pairs would involve a non-negative
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Using a newly introduced TRACE variable that identifies the side(s) taken by dealers in each trade, I find that 37 percent of dealer-client trades are accompanied by an inter-dealer trade, usually for the exact same quantity and often executed at the exact second as the client trade. All but 0.4 percent of these trade pairs would involve a non-negative
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