Posts Tagged ‘income’

Reasons that explain the credit spread differential

Thursday, October 29, 2009 20:03 Comments Off

But the more cyclical character of the US market and the lower average credit quality of the issuers are not the only reasons that explain the spread differential. Another reason is the different investor base. It was already pointed out that the European corporate bond market is still young, while the US market is well [...]

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Changes in the payday interest-rate environment

Tuesday, October 27, 2009 18:42 Comments Off

A comparison of the sector structure of the Euro and US dollar corporate bond markets shows that the share of financials is much higher in the Euro market. While financial companies are somewhat cyclical, especially with respect to changes in the interest-rate environment, they are usually considered a rather defensive sector. The same holds true [...]

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The role of changes in investors’ credit risk appetite

Thursday, October 22, 2009 12:45 Comments Off

Market participants often cite changes in investors’ risk appetite as a possible explanation for developments in global financial markets that cannot be explained by changes of market fundamentals. Indeed, financial crises often seem to coincide with abrupt shifts in market sentiment from risk tolerance to risk avoidance. While fundamentals undoubtedly remain of significant importance, these [...]

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