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Motivated by an extensive literature showing that government bond yields exhibit a strong non-Markov property, in the sense that moving averages of long-lagged yields significantly improve the predictability of excess bond returns. We then develop a systematic approach of constructing non-Markov...
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We develop an intensity-based model of municipal yields, making simultaneous use of the CDS premiums of the insurers and both insured and uninsured municipal bond transactions. We estimate the model individually for 61 municipal issuers by exploiting the dramatic decline in credit quality of the...
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In this paper, we show that most existing Gaussian dynamic term structure models (GDTSMs) can be nested as special cases under a unified Heath-Jarrow-Morton (HJM)-based framework of GDTSM construction. Our study provides not only a systematic way to examine the commonality of many seemingly...
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We investigate how state ownership affects a firm's term structure of yield spreads by examining SOEs in the Chinese bond market. Both Regular-SOEs and Policy-SOEs have substantially lower spreads than non-SOEs, and Policy-SOEs have even lower spreads than Regular-SOEs at shorter maturities, but...
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