This paper evaluates the salient forces behind a dealer-intermediary's decision to move a bilateral repo transaction with a customer into central clearing. We provide evidence that dealers turn to sponsored repo on occasions when balance sheet space is scarce, such as when there is a large...

I suggest a new channel through which central bank asset purchase programs could have effects on asset prices: The outside option channel. After the global financial crisis, central banks have widened the variety of assets they can purchase. Secondary markets for the majority of the newly...

Financial over-the-counter markets have been traditionally very opaque. Recent regulation promotes transparency in some of these markets by lowering search costs, allowing traders to request quotes from multiple dealers at the same time (pre-trade transparency), and requiring public disclosure...

Financial markets are seen as one of the most important markets in economic terms. The activities of investors in the financial markets consist in predicting how best to invest the accumulated capital, using all kinds of analyzes and forecasts. In the literature on the subject, apart from...

We use recent European restrictions to evaluate how traders substitute across available dark pools. Our findings suggest that restricting dark trading at the most prominent platform has a detrimental effect on dark trading activity. Annual dark trading in a restricted stock decreases by more...

Building on recent work in monetary theory and finance, we develop a framework where money serves a double liquidity role, namely, it serves as a medium of exchange in goods markets as well as asset markets. We argue that studying such a framework is not only more empirically relevant, but also...

This paper defines a variety of game theoretic solution concepts in the language of soft set theory. We begin by defining the Nash equilibrium in pure strategies. We assume that the gains of the players are totally ordered and non-desirable alternatives are absent. Moreover, we introduce the...

Central clearing counterparties (CCPs) were established to mitigate default losses resulting from counterparty risk in derivatives markets. In a parsimonious model, we show that clearing benefits are distributed unevenly across market participants. Loss sharing rules determine who wins or loses...

The existing literature on over-the-counter markets has documented an increase in the cost of immediate intermediation in the last decade, associated with a shift from principal towards agency trading. This paper argues that the estimates of transaction costs are subject to a composition effect...

More central dealers earn a premium over peripheral dealers in many types of markets. Possible explanations involve bargaining power, compensation for supplying liquidity, and faster execution speed. We investigate the sources of this premium in the over-the-counter market for corporate bonds....

In this article, a possible impact of blockchains on OTC derivatives is examined. The distributed ledger technology (DLT), of which blockchains are an operationalisation, has indeed received extensive consideration over the last few years from market participants, financial market...

The goal of this research is to learn more about how companies listed on the Tehran Stock Exchange handle their accruals, the tactics they employ, and the likelihood that they would go bankrupt financially. A total of 133 firms with a presence on the Tehran Stock Exchange between the years 2011...

We study a canonical model of decentralized exchange for a durable good or asset, where agents are assumed to have time-varying, heterogeneous utility types. Whereas the existing literature has focused on the special case of two types, we allow agents' utility to be drawn from an arbitrary...