Basel 3 and the Liquidity of Corporate and Government Bonds in Europe
14 Pages Posted: 7 Jul 2013
Date Written: April 1, 2013
Abstract
We perform an empirical analysis to identify the main factors driving the liquidity of corporate and government bonds both in ordinary times and in times of market turmoil. Our findings highlight the importance of credit ratings, amount issued and bond duration as factors affecting bond liquidity. We conclude that the lack of concentration limits for domestic government bonds, coupled with the absence of a minimum rating threshold, may strongly reduce the effectiveness of the liquidity coverage ratio.
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Keywords: Liquidity risk, Liquidity coverage ratio, high quality risky asset, Basel 3
JEL Classification: G10, G28
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