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Research on the Corporate Bond Risk Factors
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27 April 2023
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Abstract
The global bond market is greater than the global equity market meanwhile it grows gradually in recent years. Issuing corporate bonds is an ideal channel for enterprises to raise funds in the course of COVID-19 and also provides resilience in the market. Moody's, Standard & Poor's and Fitch are well-known global credit rating agencies and suggest investors purchasing investment-grade bonds for reasonable risks and returns. But local credit rating agencies have limited capacities to appraise local bonds. In the COVID-19 crisis, widen yield spreads represent likelihood of default which can be a measure of credit risk. Besides, government interventions (i.e., Quantitative Easing Program) can effectively eliminate credit risks and Confucian culture is a factor in assessing credit risks of corporate bonds. As for liquidity risk, Chinese bond market is less liquid than the US bond market and financial bonds are the most liquid in the Chinese market. The liquidity risk is caused by inaccurate information and market risk tolerance whereas market risk tolerance integrates credit and liquidity, the main measurement of liquidity risk is transaction cost which means that higher transaction cost can impede liquidity in the bond market. Finally, market risk comprises of COVID-19 pandemic, market design and biodiversity risk. The epidemic tightens the financial condition of developing countries and depreciates the currency of the bond market which raises term structure of interest rate up. A well-designed financial market system can help stabilize fluctuations during financial crisis. Besides, biodiversity risk is relevant to the operation apartment of companies.
Type of Material
Journal Article
Publisher
BCP
Journal
BCP Business & Management
Volume
44
Start Page
577
End Page
583
Language
English
Status of Item
Peer reviewed
Conference Details
2nd International Conference on Finance, Investment and Business Analysis (FIBA 2023)
ISSN
2692-6156
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