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This paper analyzes the individual bidding behavior of German banks in the money market auctions conducted by the ECB from the beginning of 2000:IIIQ to the end of 2001:IQ. Our approach takes a variety of characteristics of the individual banks into account, particularly variables that capture the different use of liquidity and the different attitude towards liquidity risk of the individual banks. It turns out that these characteristics are reflected in banks’ bidding behavior. Thus, our study contributes to a deeper understanding of the way liquidity risk is managed in the banking sector. 相似文献
Previous studies have shown that the pattern of first day returns to initialpublic offerings is consistent with the hypotheses
of underpricing and price support. We examine two different periods, 1975–1984 and 1996–2002, and find that in each case the
measures of price support and underpricing are substantially affected by the initial public offerings' beginning price. During
the period 1975–1984, the mean and standard deviation of returns to the price supported group are nearly always zero regardless
of price, whileg the mean of the returns to the underpriced group is smile-shaped: high for low-priced and high-priced stocks
but lower for stocks offered at intermediate prices. The patterns are different in the most recent data: the mean and standard
deviation of both the price supported and underpriced groups are smile-shaped. For the lowest priced stocks, the measures
in the later period mirror those for the 1975–1984 period, but for more expensive stocks the measures are substantially higher.
The results apply to the first day returns of both firm commitment and best efforts offerings. Once price is taken into account,
other than the difference in the probability of price support, the differences among offering types seem to be of secondary
importance in explaining first day returns.
JEL Classification: 1, G12, G24 相似文献