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Sector spillovers in credit markets
Journal of Banking & Finance, 2017Abstract Cross-sector volatility spillovers can both threaten the financial stability of credit markets and the diversification of a credit bond portfolio. In this article, we measure cross-sector volatility spillovers, casting light on their intensity in the US-denominated investment grade bond universe.
Jerome Collet, Florian Ielpo
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Credit Markets and Financial Information
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2011The last decade has seen rapid growth in trading of credit instruments on secondary markets. The ensuing availability of a rich set of credit market data has created a novel environment for testing a variety of financial economic theories. In this discussion, we provide a simple framework for linking asset pricing research using equity and credit ...
Stephen Lok, Scott Richardson
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The Market Valuation of Credit Market Debt
Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, 1989Estimates of the market values of credit market liabilities are developed for the nonfinancial sectors of the economy for the period 1945-85. The methodology incorporates both the different types of debt and their sectoral distribution. Estimates of cumulative and annual holding gains are presented, and the relation between market and par value series ...
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1994
Credit and marketing are too often seen as opposed to each other, which they are not. Marketing information is among the most valuable forms of credit information there is; credit, properly used, is a key marketing tool for any lending bank, and even for some that do not lend.
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Credit and marketing are too often seen as opposed to each other, which they are not. Marketing information is among the most valuable forms of credit information there is; credit, properly used, is a key marketing tool for any lending bank, and even for some that do not lend.
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PROSPECTS FOR THE CREDIT MARKETS
The Journal of Finance, 1963INTEREST RATES REMAINED on a fairly even keel in 1962 and, at the end of the year, were not far different from the levels that prevailed at the low point of the business sag in 1960-61 (Chart 1). The progressive tightening of credit and the advance of interest rates that characterized other business expansions since World War II have this time been ...
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Thermally modulated lithium iron phosphate batteries for mass-market electric vehicles
Nature Energy, 2021Xiao-Guang Yang +2 more
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Status and perspectives of crystalline silicon photovoltaics in research and industry
Nature Reviews Materials, 2022Christophe Ballif +2 more
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capital, credit and money markets
1987The markets for money, credit and capital represent a fundamental dimension of economic activity, in that the many and varied functions of the modern economy’s financial markets both reflect and help shape the course of the economic system at large.
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