We investigate the impact of enterprise digital transformation on bond credit spread based on Chinese A-share listed companies. The empirical results show that digital transformation has a significant impact on reducing credit spread and the negative relation is robust to a number of robustness...

In this paper, we price a widely-used financial instrument, the callable range accrual linked to constant maturity swap (CMS) spread, with the least square Monte Carlo method (LSMC) under the generalized swap market model (GSMM). This method, based on the swap rate, does not only provide an...

This paper studies the pricing of discrete arithmetic Asian options (AAOs) with fixed strikes under the Hull-White interest rate model. For the pricing of AAOs, we first investigate the stochastic dynamics of the price of the underlying asset under the T-forward measure, and then study the...

This study shows that corporate debt accumulation during credit booms can explain increases in sovereign risk during stress periods. Using detailed firmlevel database across six Eurozone countries, I construct granular instruments for aggregate corporate leverage. Instrumental variable...

In the transmission of monetary policy, banks’ administered interest rates set by their market power may not coordinate well with the policy intention. In this study, we examine the effect of banks’ net interest rate spread (NIS) on real economic growth in response to changes in the...

This study measures liquidity in the catastrophe (CAT) bond market and the liquidity premium embedded in CAT bond spreads. The empirical results show that time to maturity, yield volatility, and yield dispersion from the primary market are the three most effective liquidity proxies. Given these...

By employing data from the China Household Finance Survey spanning from 2011 to 2019, we examine the impact of low interest rate policies on household behavior. Our findings suggest that Chinese households tend to exhibit reaching-for-yield behavior by increasing their allocation of risky assets...

This paper is concerned with the valuation and analysis of risky debt instruments with arbitrary interest and principal payments subject to default risk. We use a discrete risk-neutral present value model with expected payments for risk-neutral investors and risk-free spot rates for the...

Catastrophe (CAT) swaps are bilateral contracts through which CAT losses can be transferred between two counterparties. They do not require collateral upon initiation, making them default-risky, have an average maturity of 3 years and may use index triggers, which suggest the valuation model...

This paper presents a joint analysis of the term structure of credit default swap (CDS) spreads and the implied volatility surface. The rapid development of the CDS market has provided convenient products to extract credit risk, and its interaction with equity volatility has been analyzed in...