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The Capital Markets programme examines how different types of agents interact in financial markets. The latest research from Capital Markets members is made available in our working papers collection. This cutting edge work is free to download, and designed to inspire scholarly debate.

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Blockchain Analysis of the Bitcoin Market

In this paper, we provide detailed analyses of the Bitcoin network and its main participants. We build a novel database using a large number of public...

October 2021
DP 844
Igor Makarov
Antoinette Schoar

Discussion Papers

Cleansing by Tight Credit: Rational Cycles and Endogenous Lending Standards

Endogenous cycles are generated by the two-way interaction between lenders’ behavior in the credit market and production fundamentals. When lenders...

October 2021
DP 843
Maryam Farboodi
Peter Kondor

Academic journals

Optimal automatic stabilizers

The Review of Economic Studies, 88 (5), 2375-2406

October 2021
Alisdair McKay
Ricardo Reis

Academic journals

Institutional Investors and Corporate Governance

Foundations and Trends in Finance, 12 (4), 276-394

September 2021
Amil Dasgupta
Vyacheslav (Slava) Fos
Zacharias Sautner

Discussion Papers

Information, Market Power and Welfare

We study a financial market in which agents with interdependent values bid for a risky asset. Some agents are privately informed of their own value...

September 2021
DP 842
Youcheng Lou
Rohit Rahi

Academic journals

Network Risk and Key Players: A Structural Analysis of Interbank Liquidity

Journal of Financial Economics, 141(3), 831-859

September 2021
Edward Denbee
Christian Julliard
Ye Li
Kathy Yuan

Academic journals

The rate of communication

Journal of Financial Economics, 141 (2), 533-550

August 2021
Shiyang Huang
Byoung-Hyoung Hwang
Dong Lou

Discussion Papers

The Wall Street Stampede: Exit as Governance with Interacting Blockholders

The growth of the asset management industry has made it commonplace for firms to have multiple institutional blockholders. In such firms, the strength...

July 2021
DP 841
Dragana Cvijanovic
Amil Dasgupta
Konstantinos E. Zachariadis

Discussion Papers

Margin Trading and Leverage Management

We use granular data covering regulated (brokerage-financed) and unregulated (shadow-financed) margin trading during the 2015 market turmoil in China...

July 2021
DP 839
Jiangze Bian
Zhi Da
Zhiguo He
Dong Lou
Kelly Shue
Hao Zhou

Discussion Papers

Why Don’t Most Mutual Funds Short Sell?

An intriguing observation in the US mutual fund industry is that most equity funds do not short sell, even though virtually all regulatory...

July 2021
DP 838
Li An
Shiyang Huang
Dong Lou
Jiahong Shi

Discussion Papers

Informed Trading in Government Bond Markets

Using comprehensive administrative data from the UK, we examine trading by different investor types in government bond markets. Our sample covers...

July 2021
DP 837
Robert Czech
Shiyang Huang
Dong Lou
Tianyu Wang

Academic journals

Asset pricing with index investing

Journal of Financial Economics, 141(1), 195-216

July 2021
Georgy Chabakauri
Oleg Rytchkov

Academic journals

Are Bigger Banks Better? Firm-Level Evidence from Germany

Journal of Political Economy, 129 (7)

July 2021
Kilian Huber

Discussion Papers

Dark Trading and Alternative Execution Priority Rules

Traders’ choice between lit and dark trading venues depends on market conditions, which are affected by execution priority rules in the dark pool...

June 2021
DP 834
Alejandro Bernales
Daniel Ladley
Evangelos Litos
Marcela Valenzuela

Discussion Papers

Sustainability in a Risky World

This paper studies the restrictions on consumption, portfolio choice, and social discounting implied by a sustainability constraint, that utility...

April 2021
DP 830
John Y. Campbell
Ian Martin

Discussion Papers

Factor Demand and Factor Returns

A mutual fund’s demand for a pricing factor, measured by the loading of the fund’s returns on the factor’s returns, is persistent over time. When...

March 2021
DP 829
Cameron Peng
Chen Wang

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