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Secondary Market Liquidity and the Cost of Debt: The Case of Privately Placed Bonds
Improvements in secondary market liquidity lower the cost of debt for corporate issuers, as shown for the SEC Rule 144A change in 2020.
Tanja Artiga Gonzalez, Alexey Ivashchenko, Herbert Rijken, Marc Schauten
Working Paper, 2025.
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Call Me Maybe: Corporate Bond Prices Upon Missed Call Opportunities
Issuers do not exercise embedded bond call options timely. Following such missed call opportunities, the bond value increases.
Alexey Ivashchenko, Michael Rockinger
Financial Management, 2025.
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Integrating Credit and Equity Markets: A Novel Benefit of Convertible Bonds
The float of convertibles bonds induces stronger co-movement between corporate bond and equity prices.
Alexey Ivashchenko, Rex Wang Renjie
Working Paper, 2025.
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Transaction Costs and Capacity of Systematic Corporate Bond Strategies
A novel corporate bond transaction costs analysis determines which systematic bond strategies remain profitable when fund size increases.
Alexey Ivashchenko, Robert Kosowski
Financial Analysts Journal, 2024.
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Сorporate Bond Price Reversals
Among the two primary liquidity providers in OTC corporate bond trading—dealers and institutional investors—the latter are more exposed to adverse selection.
Alexey Ivashchenko
Journal of Financial Markets, 2024.
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Non-Standard Errors
The paths that researchers choose for analysis are a source of an additional sizable error: non-standard error.
Albert Menkveld et. al.
Journal of Finance, 2024.
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(In)frequently Traded Corporate Bonds and Pricing Implications of Liquidity Dry-ups
Two presently similarly liquid bonds will be priced differently depending on how liquidity evolved in the past.
Alexey Ivashchenko
Finance Research Letters, 2024.
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Credit Spreads, Daily Business Cycle, and Corporate Bond Returns Predictability
The part of credit risk premium orthogonal to the state of the economy predicts bond market returns better than the risk premium itself.
Alexey Ivashchenko
Working Paper, 2017.
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