Pseudo-market prices of infrequently traded assets with scheduled cash flows - commercial real estate appraisals and matrix prices of commercial mortgage backed securities - are compared against a VAR model to assess the extent to which these widely-used proxies are grounded in economic...

We investigate the importance of cash flows as opposed to discount rates to the pricing of assets that, unlike common stock, are thinly traded but have reliable cash flow information. We rely on the dynamic Gordon model, which we adapt to deal with the thin trading environment, by developing a...

We propose a technique to infer cash flow yields for investment assets whose trades are infrequent, but for which cash flow data is available. We construct a Self-Propagating Rolling-Window Panel VAR framework, adapted from a Dynamic Gordon Growth Model setup. We use this framework to estimate...