peer reviewedIn this article, we provide a comoment factor analysis of corporate bond returns using sector indices. We split returns into systematic default risk premiums rewarding for default risk exposure, and net excess returns adjusting for market conditions. Higher comoments contribute positively to systematic default risk premiums, whereas covariance and cokurtosis lower net excess returns as they trigger value losses. The positive coskewness effect, more pronounced during low yields, corroborates the “reach-for-yield” phenomenon. The gradual substitution between covariation and tail risk contributions to the systematic default risk premium for higher maturities suggests a shift from the pricing of downgrading to outright default risk
The purpose of this thesis is to study traded corporate credit risk in the CDS and bond markets. As ...
important research question examined in the recent credit risk literature focuses on the proportion ...
International audienceStock markets and bond markets are known to interact. Specifically, the common...
peer reviewedIn this article, we provide a comoment factor analysis of corporate bond returns using ...
This paper explores the characteristics of various types of risks priced in corporate bonds with a f...
This article provides an empirical decomposition of the default, liquidity, and tax factors that det...
This paper finds that default betas are significantly related to the cross-section of average bond r...
We examine monthly excess returns for 23 Euro-denominated corporate bond indices and propose a new s...
According to theoretical models of valuing risky corporate securities, risk of default is primary co...
This paper finds that systematic default risk, or the event of widespread defaults in the corporate ...
peer reviewedCorporate bonds offer higher yields than government bonds with similar maturity. This ...
Recent studies document strong empirical support for multifactor models that aim to explain the cros...
previously circulated under the title The variation of default risk with Treasury yields This paper ...
This study explores the cross-sectional integration of stock and corporate bond markets by comparing...
Prior literature examining bond excess returns around corporate events assumes that creditor wealth ...
The purpose of this thesis is to study traded corporate credit risk in the CDS and bond markets. As ...
important research question examined in the recent credit risk literature focuses on the proportion ...
International audienceStock markets and bond markets are known to interact. Specifically, the common...
peer reviewedIn this article, we provide a comoment factor analysis of corporate bond returns using ...
This paper explores the characteristics of various types of risks priced in corporate bonds with a f...
This article provides an empirical decomposition of the default, liquidity, and tax factors that det...
This paper finds that default betas are significantly related to the cross-section of average bond r...
We examine monthly excess returns for 23 Euro-denominated corporate bond indices and propose a new s...
According to theoretical models of valuing risky corporate securities, risk of default is primary co...
This paper finds that systematic default risk, or the event of widespread defaults in the corporate ...
peer reviewedCorporate bonds offer higher yields than government bonds with similar maturity. This ...
Recent studies document strong empirical support for multifactor models that aim to explain the cros...
previously circulated under the title The variation of default risk with Treasury yields This paper ...
This study explores the cross-sectional integration of stock and corporate bond markets by comparing...
Prior literature examining bond excess returns around corporate events assumes that creditor wealth ...
The purpose of this thesis is to study traded corporate credit risk in the CDS and bond markets. As ...
important research question examined in the recent credit risk literature focuses on the proportion ...
International audienceStock markets and bond markets are known to interact. Specifically, the common...