信用违约风险传染模型的比较研究

本文试图对几种有代表性的模型进行比较,来分析由于建模方式的不同,而导致的对信用期权定价和对冲的结果的不同.如果将违约风险传染考虑进去,类似德隆帝国崩溃的事件,或许就能避免.     

公司债市场信用违约风险的传染效应与控制机理

本文基于2014年1月-2020年9月公司债市场信用违约与一级市场信用利差省级月度面板数据,运用固定效应与中介效应模型,分析公司债违约风险传染效应.发现:(1)公司债违约风险在公司债市场内部传染并产生结构化定价效应,区域商业银行投债机制、政府兜底机制是重要的风险中介传导机制;(2)不同类型、信用等级、区域的公司债发行价...     

信用风险传染与企业盈余管理:基于信用债违约的视角

信用债违约事件不仅让投资者损失惨重,还可能通过信用风险传染对非违约企业的经营活动产生影响。本文发现,在市场出现信用债违约后,同城市的非违约民营企业会进行更多向上的真实盈余管理,不过类似的影响在同行业非违约企业中并不明显。机理分析显示,信用债违约事件导致当地企业融资约束增大是非违约企业进行盈余管理的重要动机,特别是偿付能力更弱或融资需求更大的非违约企业将进行更多的盈余管理;并且还发现,向上的盈余管理有效缓解了信用债违约对非违约企业融资的负面影响。进一步地,盈利可疑或者负面事件缠身的非违约企业会进行更多的盈余管理;此外,在金融发展水平较高、经济规模更大的地区,非违约企业受信用债违约的影响相对更小。     

金融信用评级与信用违约互换的风险定价研究

信用违约互换作为一种信用衍生产品通过转移信用风险为信用风险管理带来了深刻变化,其定价问题值得深入研究。通过对违约强度的建模给出两种违约模型——结构性模型、简约模型,结合信用评级制度发现了一个公司的违约强度与其所处的评级之间的关系,使用马尔科夫链建模该公司的信用等级转移状况证明其违约强度为马氏调节过程。该模型增加了模型参数,得出了具有较强操作性的信用违约互换定价公式,并对金融危机下信用违约互换的前景进行了展望。     

信用违约互换

信用违约互换（creditdefaultswap,CDS）是国外债券市场中最常见的信用衍生品。在信用违约互换交易中,其中希望规避信用风险的一方称为信用保护购买方,而愿意承担信用风险,向风险规避方提供信用保护的一方称为信用保护出售方,违约互换购买者将定期向违约互换出售者支付一定费用（称为信用违约互换点差）,而一旦出现信用类事件（主要指债券主体无法偿付）,违约互换购买者将有权利将债券以面值递送给违约互换出售者,从而有效规避信用风险。     

信用风险传染综述

次贷危机可以说是近期最热门的话题之一。次贷导致的信用危机通过传染影响了整个金融机构。在这篇文章中,我们深入的研究了信用风险传染的主要模型,由于建模方式的不同,影响了对信用衍生产品价格的确定。能够正确的理解这些模型的基本思想,多我们理解次贷传染的整个过程有着重要的意义。文章从简约模型和结构模型的框架下,深入探讨了现有的传染模型。通过这篇文献的深入研究,能为我们在这个基础上研究信用违约传染问题奠定了基础。     

债券违约对流动性影响的传染效应研究

2014年以来我国信用债市场违约事件频发,信用风险的积聚可能引发债券市场流动性恶化。本文以2014―2019年交易所和银行间市场信用债为研究对象,实证考察违约事件对债券流动性影响的传染效应。研究发现:违约事件在同一发行主体的债券之间具有流动性传染效应,当公司的某期债券出现违约时,公司其他未到期债券的流动性水平显著下降;违约事件对同行业其他公司债券的流动性具有传染效应,当行业中出现债券违约事件时,行业内其他公司的债券流动性显著降低;违约事件爆发越密集或者违约事件越严重,对债券流动性的负面影响越大,而且民营企业债受到的影响要大于国有企业债,低信用等级债受到的影响要大于高信用等级债;在市场密集爆发违约事件或出现较为严重的违约事件时期,宏观流动性增加能够改善债券流动性。     

委托贷款违约风险传染与企业银行借款

违约是信用风险传染的一种表现形式,现有研究忽视了委托贷款的违约风险。本文利用上市公司委托贷款数据研究发现,委托贷款借入方违约导致贷出方银行借款可得性下降。当贷出方两权分离程度和融资约束较高时,其抵御风险能力较弱,更容易受到风险传染;货币政策从紧时期以及经济政策不确定性较高时期,风险传染更容易发生。进一步研究发现,借入方违约通过提高贷出方的经营风险,降低了贷出方银行借款可得性。本文为企业间风险传染提供了实证证据,对于企业委托贷款决策、银行授信决策和监管部门防控金融创新工具的风险具有一定的启示作用。     

违约事件影响信用债风险溢价吗？——来自交易所债券市场的证据

本文研究信用债的二级市场风险溢价在信用债违约事件的冲击下,是否显著变化及该变化的时序特征。研究表明个券风险溢价平均在违约后的3个交易日内累计上行约3.5基点,且短期内未回落。进一步地,本文发现民企债券、无担保债券与低流动性债券的风险溢价在违约后显著提高,且个券与违约债券处于相同子市场时,其风险溢价提升更多。本文还发现公司债和企业债对违约事件的反应大体相似,但也存在少许差异。     

CRT市场信用风险传染机制研究

本文依据信用风险相关理论和信用风险转移的已有研究成果,从CRT市场上信用风险本身和CRT交易过程中的潜在风险、信息不对称下微观银行CRT行为中的道德风险和逆向选择问题以及金融监管、货币政策和金融创新等宏观因素波动3个方面对CRT市场上信用风险传染的作用机理和生成机制进行了深入的理论探讨,以期为我国CRT市场发展和理论研究的进一步深入提供新的思路。     

Contagion and banking crisis – International evidence for 2007–2009

Policy makers aim to avoid banking crises, and although they can to some extent control domestic conditions, internationally transmitted crises are difficult to tackle. This paper identifies international contagion in banking during the 2007–2009 crisis for 54 economies. We identify three channels of contagion – systematic, idiosyncratic and volatility – and find evidence for these in 45 countries. Banking crises are overwhelmingly associated with the presence of both systematic and idiosyncratic contagion. The results reveal that crisis shocks transmitted from a foreign jurisdiction via idiosyncratic contagion increase the likelihood of a systemic crisis in the domestic banking system by almost 37 percent, whereas increased exposure via systematic contagion does not necessarily destabilize the domestic banking system. Thus while policy makers and regulatory authorities are rightly concerned with the systematic transmission of banking crises, reducing the potential for idiosyncratic contagion can importantly reduce the consequences for the domestic economy.     

Contagion Effects from the 1994 Mexican Peso Crisis: Evidence from Chilean Stocks

The contagion, or informational spillover, effects of the 1994 peso crisis from the Mexican market to the Chilean market, and to the Chilean American Depository Receipts (ADRs) trading in the U.S., are examined. Significant excess returns are observed for Chilean stocks for the event dates of the Mexican Peso crisis, providing evidence of contagion effects. Significant excess returns on these Chilean ADRs are also observed for each of the five event dates associated with the Peso crisis, suggesting that the contagion effects spilled over to the ADRs. A multiple regression model shows that the spillover contagion effects were very efficiently transmitted from the Mexican market to the Chilean market to the Chilean ADRs. Multifactor regressions show that the most significant influence on the pricing of Chilean ADRs is the raw Chilean Index, rather than the Chilean Index expressed in U.S. dollars.     

A Fair Pricing Approach to Weather Derivatives

This paper proposes a consistent approach to the pricing of weather derivatives. Since weather derivatives are traded in an incomplete market setting, standard hedging based pricing methods cannot be applied. The growth optimal portfolio, which is interpreted as a world stock index, is used as a benchmark or numeraire such that all benchmarked derivative price processes are martingales. No measure transformation is needed for the proposed fair pricing. For weather derivative payoffs that are independent of the value of the growth optimal portfolio, it is shown that the classical actuarial pricing methodology is a particular case of the fair pricing concept. A discrete time model is constructed to approximate historical weather characteristics. The fair prices of some particular weather derivatives are derived using historical and Gaussian residuals. The question of weather risk as diversifiable risk is also discussed. 1991 Mathematics Subject Classification: primary 90A12; secondary 60G30; 62P20 JEL Classification: C16, G10, G13     

Orange County Bankruptcy: Financial Contagion in the Municipal Bond and Bank Equity Markets

We examine the spillover wealth effects of the Orange County, California bankruptcy announcement in December 1994 on municipal bonds, municipal bond funds, and bank stocks. This bankruptcy is prominent because of unprecedented losses and because it was caused by a highly leveraged derivatives strategy rather than a shortage of tax revenues and excess spending. We find contagion in the bond market with significantly negative abnormal returns for municipal bond funds without direct exposure to Orange County and for non‐Orange County municipal bonds. In addition, our findings suggest the contagion spills over to the common stocks of investment and commercial banks that deal in or use derivatives; however, the equities of banks unexposed to derivatives are not affected.     

Liquidity Pools, Risk Sharing, and Financial Contagion

This paper reevaluates the Allen–Gale (2000) analysis of interbank deposits to explain financial contagion. This paper modifies the pecking order of asset liquidation developed in Allen–Gale, which is essential in fragility analysis. Furthermore, we also provide a claim structure called liquidity pool that can both achieve risk sharing and prevent financial contagion across regions when asymmetric information about bank assets is absent. This model can partly explain why bank panics reduced substantially after the founding of the Fed and the role of IMF in regional financial crises.     

¿Han sido el IBEX35 y el IPC definiciones financieramente eficientes del portafolio de mercado?

The present paper questions the financial efficiency of the most used market portfolio proxies in Spain and Mexico (IBEX35 and IPC) in order to determine if these can be considered a proper market portfolio proxy. The paper questions if they can be used as “neutrals”, according to Black & Litterman (1992) proposals in portfolio management. For this purpose, two discrete event simulations that use the Markowtiz-Tobin-Sharpe-Linter model (Markowitz, 1987, p.5) are performed with monthly data of the stock members of these indices in a February 2001 to December 2010 time window. The results are compared by using the Sharpe ratio (Sharpe, 1966) and show that the equilibrium assumptions in the market do not hold, leading to conclude that these market portfolio proxies are inefficient.     

Interbank Credit Lines as a Channel of Contagion

This paper assesses the potential for contagion in the Swiss interbank market using new data on bilateral bank exposures as well as on credit lines. A simulation approach is applied to assess the banking system's inherent instability. Moreover, the spill-over effects of a simulated default situation in the interbank market on the liquidity and solvency of banks are measured. The main findings are, first, that there is a substantial potential for contagion. Second, the exposure as well as the credit line contagion channel are relevant for Switzerland. Third, a lender of last resort intervention could reduce spill-over effects remarkably. Finally, the structure of the interbank market has considerable impact on its resilience against spill-over effects: Centralized markets are more prone to contagion than homogenous ones. JEL classification: C81, G21. The opinions expressed herein are my own and not those of the Swiss National Bank.