When Selling Becomes Viral¶
Haddad, V., Moreira, Alan, & Muir, T. (2021). When Selling Becomes Viral: Disruptions in Debt Markets in the COVID-19 Crisis and the Fed’s Response.
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- Basis-Risk Failure
- In mid-March 2020, as the COVID shock froze credit markets, the largest investment-grade corporate-bond ETFs — iShares' LQD among them — traded at unusually deep discounts to their reported net asset value, on the order of several percent
This sourceDocuments the March 2020 dislocation in which liquid bond ETFs, investment-grade corporate funds such as iShares LQD among them, traded at large discounts to net asset value. Traces the rapid reversal of the March 2020 debt-market disruptions to the Federal Reserve's announcements that it would buy corporate bonds.
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- In mid-March 2020, as the COVID shock froze credit markets, the largest investment-grade corporate-bond ETFs — iShares' LQD among them — traded at unusually deep discounts to their reported net asset value, on the order of several percent
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